Mobile

Richard MacCutchan9-Mar-11 5:55

9-Mar-11 5:55

Tutorials can be found among the CodeProject articles, or via a search engine such as Google.

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kellyyy9-Mar-11 6:42

kellyyy

9-Mar-11 6:42

may be,u have a reference ? or little code..Iam beginning at java mobile

Richard MacCutchan9-Mar-11 10:10

9-Mar-11 10:10

Please read my previous message, there are lots of tutorials around, but it's up to you to choose one that you can understand. You are the developer so you will have to do the research.

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David Crow13-Mar-11 14:34

David Crow

13-Mar-11 14:34

What OS? Android has a database package, and a SQLite database.

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kellyyy18-Mar-11 5:22

kellyyy

18-Mar-11 5:22

windows mobile...

David Crow18-Mar-11 6:56

David Crow

18-Mar-11 6:56

See the Device Storage section here.

How can read and write file in pocket pc application?

kellyyy18-Mar-11 7:25

kellyyy

18-Mar-11 7:25

ok thanks before.. Cool | :cool:

Le@rner4-Mar-11 20:01

Le@rner

4-Mar-11 20:01

Hi all,

i want to read and write a txt file in pocket pc application.

please tell me how can i read and write a file .

thanks in advance.

Re: How can read and write file in pocket pc application?

Richard MacCutchan4-Mar-11 22:23

Copy file to PC / Accessing shared folder on host PC over USB ActiveSync [modified]

4-Mar-11 22:23

Take a look at some of these[^].

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ALN20083-Mar-11 1:18

ALN2008

3-Mar-11 1:18

I have a Windows Mobile application that requires to send a file to the Host PC. The idea is that no other software then ActiveSync should need to be installed on the PC. The file-transfer needs to be initiated from the mobile device.

I thought the easiest way to do this was simply to do it over the ActiveSync network connection but maybe I'm wrong...
I created a shared folder on the host PC and it seems it's visible from my application. I can also browse to it using File Explorer on the mobile device.
However I get a network share login error. It looks I need to login on the host PC in order to write to the share.

Is there any way to login on a network share from windows mobile using C# .net code?

I've found examples for software ruinning on a regular Windows desktop but they all call DLLs that don't exist on a mobile device.

Edit:
I ended up using CeCopy from Windows Mobile Developer Power Toys. While this can't be initiated from the device it turned out this was a acceptable solution anyway.

modified on Friday, March 4, 2011 6:26 AM

Encryption sound in the mobile

s@3332-Mar-11 7:07

s@333

2-Mar-11 7:07

How to encrypt voice in mobile using any programming language

Re: Encryption sound in the mobile

Eddy Vluggen5-Mar-11 1:00

Eddy Vluggen

5-Mar-11 1:00

s@333 wrote:
How to encrypt voice in mobile using any programming language

A stored voice-clip? Just as any other data Smile | :)

The text as it is spoken into the phone? Not possible.

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Send sms multiple recipients

MsmVc27-Feb-11 20:50

27-Feb-11 20:50

Hi All

I am trying to send SMS through program.I am able to send text SMS on Single recipient(only one number) at a time but i try to send SMS more than one number.Then i have found some article,i read that article and implement it.But it's not working for me.

ArrayList&lt;String&gt; myArr = new ArrayList&lt;String&gt;();
             
          myArr.add("557");
          myArr.add("12178");
 StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
            for (String string : myArr) {
                sb.append(string);
                sb.append(";");
            }
                sm.sendTextMessage(sb.toString(), null, message, null,  null);

Please help me

Richard MacCutchan28-Feb-11 23:24

28-Feb-11 23:24

MsmVc wrote:
Then i have found some article

Where did you find it? Have you asked this question of the author?

What type of object is sm and what does the sm.sendTextMessage() method actually do?

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MsmVc28-Feb-11 23:38

28-Feb-11 23:38

Thanks for reply

SmsManager  sms = SmsManager.getDefault();

I found article from http://mobiforge.com/developing/story/sms-messaging-android[^]
I haven't ask question from author.
If you know then please help me

Richard MacCutchan28-Feb-11 23:58

28-Feb-11 23:58

MsmVc wrote:
I haven't ask question from author.

Now would be a good time.

Taking a look at SmsManager.sendTextMessage()[^] it would appear that it only accepts a single phone number in the first parameter (but I may be wrong); I would suggest you check that your syntax is valid for SMS.

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MsmVc1-Mar-11 0:40

1-Mar-11 0:40

yes sir i try to send like this

sms.sendTextMessage("609,606,", null, message, null, null);

But result is only first number got SMS rest is skip.
Please help me

Richard MacCutchan1-Mar-11 2:31

1-Mar-11 2:31

Did you read my previous message? Did you check the syntax of the sendTextMessage() command in the link I gave you?

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MsmVc1-Mar-11 18:23

1-Mar-11 18:23

yes sir i read and check.Destination number type is string and i try to put there array values.
Sir please help me

Richard MacCutchan1-Mar-11 21:43

1-Mar-11 21:43

MsmVc wrote:
i try to put there array values.

Yes but you are only allowed to put a single number in that field as I pointed out before. Try reading through the documentation more carefully.

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n3rd702z9-Mar-11 9:51

n3rd702z

9-Mar-11 9:51

Use a loop and an array list -.-

ArrayList pNumbers = new ArrayList();
pNumbers.Add("6194442221");
pNumbers.Add("6194442222");
pNumbers.Add("6194442223");
pNumbers.Add("6194442224");
for(int i = 0; i < pNumbers.Count - 1; i++)
{
sms.sendTextMessage(pNumbers[i], null, message, null, null);
}

Richard MacCutchan9-Mar-11 10:30

9-Mar-11 10:30

Isn't this what was proposed weeks ago?

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parths1-Mar-11 4:02

parths

1-Mar-11 4:02

Is there a specific reason why you have not put the sendTextMessage inside the loop?

for (String string : myArr) {
    sm.sendTextMessage(string, null, message, null,  null);
}

Of course it would be advisable to implement the send and delivered intents.

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Richard MacCutchan1-Mar-11 5:07