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thank you, that definitely help a lot but how would i start from the very beginning?
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As I said, you first need to decide which platform to start with and learn all about it. You can either follow the link I gave you and read some of the articles here on CodeProject, or use Google to find other relevant development sites, such as developer.android.com[^] for example.
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I'm planning for WP8 because less competition and i was learning C# as well and after my skill mature i'll go for other.But i find hard to implement the skill and other to build a app...
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kakah1000 wrote: But i find hard to implement the skill and other to build a app...
Only one answer to that: Practice, practice, practice.
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If there's less competition, it's probably because there's also less demand. WP8 is probably not as popular as the big, current competitors... but of course, you can design for whatever you'd like.
I do think the metro look works well for phones (don't get me started on a desktop rant).
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But i'm confidence it gonna be big hit
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Unfortunately, all of the mobile platforms run apps in different languages, so you're really going to have to learn a great deal of things to cover that span. I have seen some people offer HTML5 (and other new web technologies) as a solution to the problem, I do remember seeing a video article here talking about using web technologies to present users with a good, consistent cross platform experience.
In my experience, it's always going to be an ongoing issue...
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What do you think about Windows Phone 8? and the new Nokia 920? 
Christian Amado
MCITP | MCTS | MOS | MTA
Olimpia ☆ ★★★
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HOW WE CRACK THE PASSWORD OF DESKTOP WHEN ADMIN PASSWORD IS FORGATEN
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You don't.
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Shouting won't make it better...
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Maybe he's hard of hearing... SPEAK UP!
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First off, not sure why you posted this on the "Mobile" forum, it's probably more suited to go in the "System Admin"[^] forum.
Ok, well, you have to provide more information...
0. What's the operating system?
1. Is it your own computer?
2. Is there any need to salvage the operating system? or just the files?
If the answer to two is "no, I just need the files"... well, just boot off a CD, additional hard drive, or USB drive (change the boot order) with something like Linux and you can easily move all your files off the system (provided it doesn't have bulk encryption). Then you can simply wipe the computer, reload your OS and move your files back.
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If you are referring to windows, you need to dump the SAM file (recommend samdump). Then you can crack the passwords stored in the SAM file. The only way to access the SAM file is while Windows is not running, so you will likely need a live media CD (recommend BackTrack Linux) in order to manage this.
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Hay friends im now to Windows Phone Dev
I like to Develop Some Apps in this WP
can anybody help Me ..How that apps look like and any Exampl Apps to do simply for starting ...
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There are many samples available if you care to look; try the Mobile Development[^] articles section here on CodeProject, or Google, who is everyone's great friend.
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I am exploring Android development using C#. MonoDroid seems to be a very good tool but comes with a hefty price tag. Is there a free alternative?
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Are you doing this because you prefer C# or because you don't want to learn Java?
It's not hard to learn Java if you already know C# plus all the tools, guides and forums target Java. You'll be making you're life a lot harder than it needs to be if you don't go with the flow.
"You get that on the big jobs."
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RobCroll wrote: Are you doing this because you prefer C#
Yes
RobCroll wrote: you don't want to learn Java?
I already know Java (just the language), it's just that a familiar environment will make things easier and require lot less learning.
RobCroll wrote: You'll be making you're life a lot harder than it needs to be if you don't go with the flow.
I agree with you. But after exploring MonoDroid, it seems to be wonderful and I was thinking if I can come up with my own Open Source alternative.
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If you have a proper question then please edit the above and try and explain what your problem is. If you are just expecting someone to provide you with the source code for some program you are interested in then you have come to the wrong place.
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Hi all,
I have a web service. My coworker provides that to me. It is in the internal network. I have a PDA program (in Windows Mobile 6) which use the web service. Originally it works fine. I can debug the program in VS2008.
One day as we have to test, my coworker and I move to a separate network. His machine IP changes and so does my machine. After changing, I then cannot run my program in debug mode.
It always give this message:
Quote: Invalid URI: The hostname could not be parsed
And it stops at GetResponse statement in the following code:
Public Shared Function CheckURLConnection(ByVal strUrl As String, ByVal networkCredential As NetworkCredential, ByRef strMsg As String) As Boolean
Dim streamReader As StreamReader
Dim webResponse As WebResponse = Nothing
Dim streamResponse As Stream
Dim webRequest As WebRequest
Dim isSucceed As Boolean = False
Try
webRequest = webRequest.Create(strUrl)
webRequest.Credentials = networkCredential
webRequest.Timeout = 60000
webResponse = webRequest.GetResponse
streamResponse = webResponse.GetResponseStream
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
streamReader = New StreamReader(streamResponse)
And if I run the program without debugging, there is no problem. There is no stopping at webResponse.GetResponseStream! Strange. Please help.
{Edited} The URL is this format: http://10.25.0.52/tems_rfid/TEMS_RFID_WebService.asmx
Of course, I have validated independently I can access using IE!
So the URI, in theory, can be parsed.
{Edited 2} If I create a new PDA program and put the CheckURLConnection() in there, no problem!
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Try to keep the URL in between inverted commas "URL" .
modified 31-Aug-12 8:07am.
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But how would that help me?
At first, I run the program in debug mode in my original network. URL at that time is this:
http://10.25.0.52/tems_rfid/TEMS_RFID_WebService.asmx
And it works!
Later on we have to test out at another network segment. Instead of getting IP address using DHCP, we assign IP address to each device. We also set up the Subnet mask and Default gateway.) Of course that includes my own laptop, my coworker's network (which hosts the web service) and the mobile device. As the IP of the machine hosting the web service changes, I need to update the URL to something like:
http://192.168.0.20/tems_rfid/tems_RFID_WebService.asmx
Afterward, I cannot debug run the program. If I just run the program, there is no problem. Any thoughts?
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