Cristian

Hello, we have a native executable that we build with -O2 optimization and we use pnacl-strip to get it to a size of 27.9 MB and we were having difficulties on installing the widget with the native executable I've mentioned on samsung tv - UN24M4500. If the size gets under 27.9 MB the app is installed and it runs if we get it to 27.9 MB is not running. My questions is, is this some limitation for the maximum nexe file size that we can install it? Or we need to do something in order to load larger nexe files (*armv7.nexe)? The app is based on helloWorld app and we just replace the *.nexe file with our c++ build in following order: 1. compile pnacl-clang++ 2. pnacl-finalize --compress 3. pnacl-translate -arch armv7 The nexe output then we'll use on tizen-studio to build widget package and then install it on the samsung tv(UN24M4500). Like I said if the size of the nexe goes beyond 27MB the app is not running on tv, but if it is under 27MB the app will run(we just comment some c++ code and we compile less code). My question is! There is a maximum nexe size or we have to build the native code and mention certain flags to have the native app running on tv? There is no documentation anywhere regarding nexe size limitation!!! Regards, Cristian

Hello, I've been trying to send http POST, GET requests from Samsung TV running tizen OS to an outside server to retrieve a playlist that I can than play on TV, but I get socket timeouts. All http requests to localhost works but only when trying to send to an external server it fails. I did set the permission(http://tizen.org/privilege/internet) for INTERNET and I can tell from *.nmf file when uploading to TV the widget that the privilege is set, but like I said cannot send http requests to external servers. What do I need to do in order to make it to work. The http client is our own c++ http client that works on multiple platforms like android, ios, linux, windows and so on...with no problem, but it seems that on samsung TV we are doomed, too unreasonable tight system. Is it some http header that I have to take care off? Please advise!!!