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Hello !
I'm porting an application (a console application) that was developped for a standard desktop platform to a PocketPC 2003. I'm using Visual Studio 2005.
Everything seems to work fine except for the standard input/output streams.
First, a little explanation of what this application does: in fact, this app is started by a Java application that will retrieve the standard input and ouptut streams of my application to be able to communicate with it. So, the console windows is even not displayed as the streams are captured by the Java app.
What I'm doing is waiting for a signal of the Java app (a simple string) using cin:
char szBuffer[255];
cin >> szBuffer;
Problem: under WinCE this code doesn't work correctly. The operation returns immediately (it should block until a string has been received) and the bad bit or the fail bit of the stream is set (I just checked both of them together). This has to do (almost certainly) with the fact that console windows are not supported on winCe (as far as I know).
For now, I only tested without the Java app but I don't think the stream will reset itself once the Java app gets the streams.
Does anybody know how I can solve the problem ?
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Hi All
I am developing Pocket PC application, where I have to keep the shortcut of my application under "Start Menu/Settings/Connections tab". I have tried using .CPL , it is adding under "Start menu/Settings/System". Any help will be appreciatable.
Thanks
Prasanna.
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Hiiiiiii,
I am making "voice to text conversion" project in pocket pc 2003.
Can anyone tell me which API use for speech recognition in pocket
pc? If anyone have simple code of speech recognition in pocket pc
 plz write me.
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subject is my question
I Love SQL
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Hi,
Have a look at the following blog posting http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2006/01/09/510997.aspx[^] it should contain a nice wrapper to a native method you can use on Windows Mobile 5.0 or above devices.
There is an older technique documented here http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms172516.aspx[^] which works on older devices as well, however for many reasons it is suggested to try to avoid this process. One reason is that with the Windows Mobile security model, you may find that with newer devices you have access permisson problems utilising this technique depending on the particular device you attempt to use it on.
Thanks,
Christopher Fairbairn
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Hi,
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am trying to develop an application whereby if a user presses a particular button a text file in my documents would be attached to an email.
Thanks
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how i can install sql server ce on pocket pc
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fopen ("filename", mode);
which directory is this filename saved in?
everytime i exit the program, the file seems to be deleted
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How can I open GPRS connection using C# code.
Regards.
I Love SQL
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Hi all,
I'm developing a WinCE application on VS 2005. So i need a WinCE emulator for testing my application. But i don't know how to attach WinCE emulator in VS 2005.
please show me how to attach WinCE emulator into VS 2005?
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Hi all, is there an easy way to detect if a call is in progress?  am using embedded VC++... for WM2003 smartphone. thx
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This would be dependent on the device. You may have to consult with the SDK of the device OEM.
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thanks for the reply..anyway, i've managed to get that info from the state and notification broker API.. under windows mobile 2005
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Glad about that 
Shog on learning VB6: Ah, that would have been VB6. Kicked my ass anyway. So easy to learn, just like falling down a flight of stairs...
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Does anyone have any examples on how I can minimise my application so that it runs in memory but shows an icon in the system tray?
TIA
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Hi,
You will need to PInvoke a native function called Shell_NotifyIcon. Details and additional references to this technique can be found on MSDN Forums in the following thread - http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1504811&SiteID=1[^]
You can also find a component within the OpenNETCF SDF library called NotifyIcon which wraps this up for you - www.opennetcf.com
Hope it helps,
Christopher Fairbairn
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Need an overall explaination of how to send text messages from server to mobile. What devices will be needed, etc?
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how can i made call by using pc to mobile.can any one help to develop this software answer as soon as possible
this is posted by praveen
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Hi,
I am now a newbie trying to come up witha simple win32 application for WM 5.0 smartphone
I find out that by default the edit control does not allow backspace for any button pressed.
How do i enable the backspace in this case?
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Hi,the pink jedi wrote: I find out that by default the edit control does not allow backspace for any button pressed.
How do i enable the backspace in this case?
Look at SHSendBackToFocusWindow() in your SDK Doc.
cheers,
AR
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user send his code,question code and answer to a specific number(1232)
server collect this information and generate report.
It is same functionality as KBC in which
user send SMS "KBC 1" to 4646.
server check the answer and generate report.
to develop this system. from where i start..
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Hi all, i was wondering if i could export a matlab function to embedded VC++ so that i can have some good math functions on my mobile?? what i've learned is that you can export some functions to .net but then you need to have matlab installed on the computer that will run the application.. huh!
thanks in advance!!
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Hi all!
How to embed Windows Media Player ActiveX in Win CE 5.0. Plzzzzz, help me.
Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Come online at:-
jubinc@skype
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Hi all!
I have to embed Windows Media Player ActiveX in Win CE 5.0. Plzzzzz, help me.
Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Come online at:-
jubinc@skype
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Hi all:
I may be in over my head on this one, but I'd like to write a VB app for the Pocket PC to remotely control a media app I wrote for my desktop. I need basic play, stop, pause, next, previous functionality.
What I'd like to do is map the buttons on the PPC (I'm using an IPAQ - with PPC 2003 Premium) to the buttons I have on my desktop app.
One thing I thought of was running Terminal Services on my desktop and the terminal services client on my IPAQ. But that seems a bit of overkill when all I really need to do is have six or eight buttons on the PPC that emulate the buttons on the desktop. I don't need to see my desktop, I only need to remotely click a few buttons, similar to a handheld control for Powerpoint.
Right now I'm just looking for direction on what libraries will likely be required. Will I need to create a TCP socket? Use the 802.11 capabilities of the PPC, the Bluetooth?
I have a couple years of experience writing VB.NET desktop apps, concentrating on graphics or local XML files as simple databases. I'm considering this exercise an educational challenge to learn about mobile development and emulation. At the moment, though, I'm near clueless as to where I might start.
TIA for any help.
Norm
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