Mobile

RobCroll21-Jun-12 13:33

21-Jun-12 13:33

The only help I can give is you need to provide more information. Are you talking about Windows Mobile 6?
What operating system/language etc?
Show the code that is failing.
Is this on a real device or an emulator?

Information like that are going to help get answers.

"You get that on the big jobs."

Zeyad Jalil21-Jun-12 20:33

Zeyad Jalil

21-Jun-12 20:33

Hi,

I Use Visual Studio 2008 C# Language On Windows Server 2008 and Develop a pocket pc using Windows Mobile 5.0.
This is the Code for Calling Hello World Web Service:

SMService.SMService ser = new SMService.SMService();
ser.Url = "http://SDTEST:21746/SMService.asmx";
string strHello=ser.HelloWorld();

The Error "Could not establish a network connection "
show at all time when i start run the program using the emulater.

RobCroll21-Jun-12 20:47

21-Jun-12 20:47

zead I should have mentioned it would be best if you edited your original post with this info. People probably wont get this far down the tree

"You get that on the big jobs."

Developing Mobile Application

Zeyad Jalil21-Jun-12 20:56

Zeyad Jalil

21-Jun-12 20:56

Hi,

is it ok now?

Thanks

Midnight Ahri19-Jun-12 18:38

Midnight Ahri

19-Jun-12 18:38

i'm c# and vb.net programmer using visual studio 2010 and microsoft sql server. at the first time, i'm interested in developing windows phone 7.5 application and games, i've downloaded and attached the SDK in my visual studio. however, i heard an issue that Windows Phone 8 will launch soon, looks like i'd better wait until it launched.
nah, while waiting for this new OS, i'm planning to write blackberry application for BB OS 5-7.
is this a good plan or what?
i'm really confuse. D'Oh! | :doh:

sorry for long story, but i really really love to learn about mobile programming. Laugh | :laugh:

RobCroll21-Jun-12 13:24

21-Jun-12 13:24

As I understand it, Blackberry has peaked and fading, I'd go for Android or iOS (Apple).
iOS development required a Mac, so the cheap option, unless you have a Mac, is to go Android.

Android is Java, so much of your C# experience is transferable. iOS requires knowledge in Objective C which isn't a big stretch but you would do well to buy a book on the language before diving in.

"You get that on the big jobs."

Aditya_Pandey30-Jun-12 0:32

Aditya_Pandey

30-Jun-12 0:32

You are right to an extent . The reason I am saying this is because BB customers are of upper middle class and are ready to pay for good service. If your target is to generate revenue then BB is still the best bet. Rest depends upon your idea. For Android and iOS they are the future specially Android.
All the best mate.

If you feed fish to a man you serve him for one day. BUt if you teach him to fish you serve him for his lifetime.

Aditya_Pandey30-Jun-12 0:22

Aditya_Pandey

30-Jun-12 0:22

Midnight Ahri, the idea is brilliant but you rightly said that windows 8 is going to get launched. I would recommend you to go ahead with your plan to develop app for BB OS 5-7.
All the best mate.

Aditya Pandey : If you feed fish to a man you serve him for a day. But if you teach him to fish, you serve him for his lifetime.

Midnight Ahri1-Jul-12 16:06

Midnight Ahri

1-Jul-12 16:06

thank you for the reply,
actually i develop application not 100% for income.
i have two smartphone here, iPhone 4 and Blackberry 9790.
and a notebook using windows 7.
i don't have android smartphone and macbook.
that's why i choose blackberry first.
but i still don't get what SDK should i use. Frown | :(

Mobile application development strategy. Code ONCE, run everywhere?

Christian Amado8-Jul-12 8:53

Christian Amado

8-Jul-12 8:53

You must install Windows Phone 7.5. It's a good start!

Regards Big Grin | :-D

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modified 20-Jul-12 11:28am.

mobile website

stellus16-Jun-12 2:11

stellus

16-Jun-12 2:11

Hi guys,

I need one help from you guys, the this is , i have developed one mobile compatible website which is run by mobile only. The same corresponding website also have in the desktop website.For Example when i type my website url in destop browser, that time it will open my desktop website,and second thing the same url which i type in my mobile it will open my mobile website ,the thing is i have two website for the same corresponding url one is desktop website and anothar one is mobile website but url is same.My question is my mobile website i put one option like "VIEW IN : MOBILE / GO TO FULL WEBSITE" So when i click the option "GO TO FULL WEBSITE" . I want open full website but its not done, If any one of known this please guide me how can i access my desktop website from mobile website.

Re: mobile website

Richard MacCutchan16-Jun-12 2:31

Richard MacCutchan

16-Jun-12 2:31

stellus wrote:
So when i click the option "GO TO FULL WEBSITE" . I want open full website but its not done

I don't think anyone can help unless you show the code that handles this event. Please edit your question and add the code details.

speaking as ...

eight14-Jun-12 16:42

eight

14-Jun-12 16:42

Hi,

I'd like to develop an offline mobile application that runs on all major smartphone (Android, iPhone, Windows etc.). I understand that each smartphone uses their own language (Objective-C, Java, .Net).

Is there a way to code ONCE, then use the same code for all smartphones? If not all, at least the business-logic part of the code?

Re: Mobile application development strategy. Code ONCE, run everywhere?

Richard MacCutchan14-Jun-12 21:46

Richard MacCutchan

14-Jun-12 21:46

The issue is not so much the language that is used but the OS on the phone. Even if you could use a single language you still need to compile them into the correct object code for the different phones.

speaking as ...

Re: Mobile application development strategy. Code ONCE, run everywhere?

RobCroll17-Jun-12 5:47