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Hi
Am trying to develop a web application for BlackBerry.
For this ,do we have to make use of ASP.NET Mobile applications or ASP.NET web applications?
Can anyone please help me in finding out this and any website for referring the same?
Thanx
~Vsree
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On my smartphone I have Windows CE 4.21 with ARM processor type.
So which .NET Comapact Framework should I install on my smartphone?
Can anyone provide me where can I find .NET Comapact Framework?
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Unlike on the desktop, .NET Compact Framework 2.0 can actually run CF 1.0 applications, so you don't need both runtimes installed. "Windows CE 4.21" indicates that the device is running Windows Mobile 2003 SE. If the device has a touchscreen, it's a Pocket PC Phone, while if the screen doesn't respond to tapping, it's a Smartphone, in Microsoft's terms.
.NET CF 2.0 does not support Smartphone 2003. If you have a Smartphone, you need CF 1.0.
So, the file you need for Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC, assuming you have VS2005 installed, is in %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SmartDevices\SDK\CompactFramework\2.0\v2.0\Windows CE\wce400\armv4\NETCFv2.ppc.armv4.cab.
For Smartphone 2003, the file is installed at %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\CompactFrameworkSDK\v1.0.5000\Windows CE\wce400\armv4\netcf.all.wce4.armv4.cab. Note that this is not updated by VS service packs and is the RTM version which doesn't work. You should grab the .NET Compact Framework 1.0 SP3 Developer Redistributable[^] and use the file from there.
Visual Studio 2005 should always deploy the right version when you debug. End-users may find it easier to use the "End-User Redistributable" obtainable from www.microsoft.com/downloads/[^].
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Hi everyone,
recently I am searching for availabile 3d engines that work on Windows CE, for prototyping a library for Windows Mobile 4.2 and 5.0 would be enough. (So D3D seems not to work, since it's only available for the 5.0's .NET CF, isn't it?)
I found some stuff like Quark3D and PocketGL, but there is no free source for a quick trial of the library, etc.
Are there any "field reports", is anyone familiar to some engines? Experiences? Suggestions?
My needs are quite simple: Only simple polygons with some texture, e.g. a flat polygon with 6 corners. No spheres, no circles, etc...
I am open mind to C++ and .NET CF solutions!
If there is no little library that fits my needs at aöö, I will have to try to use GDI+ for that task. 
Thanks in advance,
Roland
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I've installed the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK and have the form factors available in the device manager, but now how do I set it as the default device, or deploy it to the emulator? The only choice when staring a new project or deployment is Pocket PC 2003.
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That depends on what development tool you're using. The Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK only associates with Visual Studio 2005 - you'll never see it in Visual Studio 2003, for .NET development, or in eMbedded Visual C++. VS 2003 will at least deploy to a Windows Mobile 5.0 device (although it will deploy too much, placing DLLs from the Compact Framework in the application folder), but eVC cannot debug on Windows Mobile 5.0. You need VS2005.
If you have at least VS2005 Standard Edition, you should see Windows Mobile 5.0 as an option when creating a project. To add support to an existing project, go to Build/Configuration Manager, then under Active Solution Platform, select New. Select Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SDK in the top list, a working platform in the bottom, and click OK.
If you need to use the WM 5.0 emulator with VS2003, you can select the 'DMA' connection in ActiveSync's Connection Settings dialog (it's in the list with the serial ports), then start the emulator from Device Manager, then right-click it and select Cradle. That will get the emulator connected to ActiveSync. Then treat it as if it were a real device that's connected.
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Thanks. I was trying to convert an existing project (PocketPC 2003) but saw the WM 5.0 options when creating a new one, so I just moved everything over (it wasn't a larger project yet).
Now the problem is when I try to debug and the deploy step fails saying an emulator is not installed.
BTW: VSTS 2005 Developer Edition with C#.
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Hello
This is related to event programming for a pocket pc 2002 application..…here I m listening to a event using the WaitForMultipleObjects() call…also ther r 2 events ITC_APP_EVENT_RIGHTSCAN , ITC_APP_EVENT_LEFTCAN e for the right btn and the left button on a pocket pc device.
We have 2 pocket pc devices ..1st with Win CE 3.0 and the 2nd has Win CE 4.2….
On 4.2 device my exe works fine
On 3.0 device when I run the same exe…it does not pick the event for the button press (button on the right side of the device)
I checked the registry I found that ITC_APP_EVENT_RIGHTSCAN event was not present in the registry of device 3.0. But the same event was present in the 4.2 device's (WIN CE 4.2) registry
So I added this event in the registry of 3.0 device…but still it does not pick the event, the event I think does not get signaled (i.e the WaitForMultipleObjects() call does not work –).
Is it that the WIN CE 3.0 might use a different event other than ITC_APP_EVENT_RIGHTSCAN?
If that's the case than wher can I find the correct event for the button press event. I checked settings..but nothing I found
bye
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How can transfer my data from Pocket PC sdf file into my SQL Table?
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When you move a dialog (or a CWnd object) your dialog's background will be repainted. It make some unsmooth effects when you have to move your Window too much times (for example you build a drop down window).
Have any solutions for this problem ?
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This isn't an easy question to answer, because it depends on how your application is structured. Fundamentally, you need to minimize the amount of painting you do.
If you implement a WM_PAINT handler to paint the dialog's surface yourself, you should look into the GetUpdateRect or GetUpdateRgn functions to determine the area of the surface which actually needs to be repainted, and only perform painting operations that affect this area. (Windows clips painting to this area anyway, so any painting operations which go outside this area simply waste time). You can find out whether a rectangle will be drawn using the RectVisible function. Alternatively, use IntersectRect to find out if any part of one rectangle is within another (and the area that is within both), RectInRegion to find out if any part of a rectangle is in that region, or PtInRect and PtInRegion to check whether a point is in the rectangle or region.
If doing your own painting, it may be better to do as much painting as possible with one set of graphics objects rather than constantly swapping between different objects (for example, if you want two black lines and a red line, select a black pen, draw the two black lines, then select a red pen and draw the red line, rather than drawing the red line in between the two black ones).
If you're overpainting the entire background of the window, consider implementing a handler for WM_ERASEBKGND and returning TRUE. This prevents some flicker generated by Windows painting the window background with the default background brush, then your painting code painting the actual desired result over the top.
If you're not doing your own painting, consider reducing the number of controls on your dialog. When Windows has an invalid region on the screen, it has to generate a WM_PAINT for every window that intersects the invalid region. The overhead can cause the overall painting operation to take a long time. You should ensure that any controls that aren't visible because another control is obscuring them are actually hidden (call ShowWindow with the SW_HIDE flag). If these are controls that are part of the dialog template, hide any controls not initially active in the template.
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Windows CE does not support the following methods of the CRgn class:
CreateEllipticRgn
CreateEllipticRgnIndirect
CreatePolygonRgn
CreatePolyPolygonRgn
CreateRoundRectRgn
So how can I create my own custom region for my dialog (for example a heart shape region) (in Windows CE)?
I just mean custom region.
Do you have any solutions for this proplem ?
Thank you.
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You'll have to build a region from rectangles using ExtCreateRegion. I'm not honestly sure if that will work either, but that's the one region-manipulating function that exists on CE.
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You can find a sample program that shows how to create an irregular shaped window on smart devices here http://www.opennetcf.org/PermaLink.aspx?guid=f0abe92f-6e94-4a19-b0e3-11d1bdb3c9f0
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Can any one tell me what is action script slicing and how it is done
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Can someone explain me about the role of MMI( Memory management interface ) in flashlite.
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Hi!
Mobile development is new area for me, so excuse me for my ignorrance.
This is what I'm trying to do: Poorman's data transfer between mobile device and Desktop PC.
These are my limitations:
On desktop I have SQL Express server and Express Managemet studio. Server instance has a name. So way for RDA and no way for merge replication (I think, you correct me).
And no pocket Access aswell.
!!!Potential user doesn't like the idea of messing around ActiveSync, nor likes idea of manualy copying files via Windows explorer!!!
So my idea was to just copy XML files with data via IIS to virtual folder, so I can use that data in my Desktop app.
1. Is it possible?
2. I've created virtual folder and tested it, but I can't copy file from mobile app, nor I can access it from mobile app.
I've used File.Copy(...), but all I get is IO exception. I've used same path to virtual folder as in web browser (http://computer_name/vfolder/filename).
3. Help!
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I've just downloaded MS mobile power toys. Is there a light at the end of tunnel?
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hi
how can draw a chart (for reporting) in "pocket pc" application?
tanks
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hi
my application has a menubar displayed in the bottom of the dialog.
it runs on WINCE5.0.
when i hide the taskbar of windows, the menu bar doesn't slide down instead stays at the same position.
how do i handle this???
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I have one mp3 player .
But I need to change firmware.
For exmaple >
When start mp3 player , That screen have shown "login Window".
How about change the mp3 firmware.
Who 's that know that.
And Mp3 Player firmware Developement Kit.
I very need that
Thank you.
If you know , Send me thank you.
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How can I connect into MS Access dabatase from Pocket PC application??
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Hi all,
we are going develop a project for the hand held device in vs2005,c#.net and sqlserver ce basically i am application programmer that's what for my reference plz any body tell which books are the suitable for success fully complete this project it is very use full to me plz give books list with authors
THANKS IN ADVANCE
REGARDS,
GSKUMAR
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