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    - Get device unique identifier by assembly? Hi, I need to write an app that reads a device's unique identifier. It seems that Intel XScale processors each do not have a unique processor ID. However, from Windows Mobiles 5.0, there's a function called GetDeviceUniqueID. I guess this function is implemented by OEM to read a custom hardware register made by the OEM. I need to read this register by assembly. Anyone knows how to do it? Thanks sincerely, ARINTEL Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102492
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    - Query :- how to run a application from storage card Sir, I need your help, i got ur email id from pocketpcdn forums. Sir i got an application which needs some files while running , can i use storage card (SD) as a medium to rum the exe on my ppc. i ahve provided all my files inthe storage card. what will be the path tot the files i should give if i need to run the program from storage card. Regards Naveen Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102477
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    - Ambitious project - comments? I have about two months of free time coming up and I want to wade into a programming project I've been thinking about for awhile. Before I say what I want to do, however, let me say what I have now as background. I've written an app for my iPAQ 1910's & 1930's that we use here in my business. It's an OOP Win32 C++ non-MFC app developed with eVC3.0. It uses ADOCE3.1 to interface with an Access DB (CDB) file. This Access file transfers to and from my desktop system via ActiveSync 3.8.0. On the Desktop, I interface with the Access DB (MDB) file via the Microsoft Office 2002 Access program and some VBA code I've written. Also, my desktop Access file is transferred out to my website where I've written ASP code that allows users to search my database to see what I have in stock. All of this works OK. But, there are parts of it that are a pain. For example, only one copy of my DB can be the 'live' copy at a time. Moving the 'live' Access DB file to the Desktop causes my desktop's version to loose its Primary Record Keys and to forget its Relationships. And, as I'm not the world's best VBA programmer, the tools I've developed on the Desktop end are a bit rough whereas the stuff I've written on the iPAQ side does precisely what I want because I've programmed Windows Win32 OOP C++ for years. So, this is what I'm thinking: --------------------------------- (1) Goal: Replace Access on the PPC side with SQLce. Assumption: I'll still be able to use ADOCE3.1 to interface with the new SQLce DB from my current code. Advantages: I've heard that SQLce is a better tool on the iPAQ. (2) Goal: Replace ActiveSync transfers via USB with my own custom TCP/IP code transfers via 802.11b. Assumption: None that I know of other than that I'm capable of doing this (I've done some network programming). Advantages: With full control over all details of the sync process, I'll be able to merge DB changes made on anyone of several PPCs with the desktop DB smoothly. These syncs will be able to automatically happen whenever a PPC is within range of the Desktop's AP. The Desktop version of the Access DB will stop losing its Primary Record Keys and forgetting its Relationships because I'll be updating it record by record in-place rather than replacing it wholesale with a copy from the PPC. (3) Goal: Cease using the Microsoft Office 2002 Access program and the VBA tools I've developed to interface with the DB on the desktop end. Replace these with a Windows OOP Win32 C++ non-MFC app of my own creation that uses ADO to interface to the desktop Access DB. Assumption: None that I know of. Advantages: This will allow me to interface with the desktop Access file exactly as I want to. (4) Goal: Because I'll be writing a Win32 OOP C++ non-MFC app on the desktop side, it will be able to serve both as the sync master coordinator and as my interface to the desktop version of the DB. Assumption: None that I know of other than that I'll need to have a good grip on coding multiple threads of execution (which I do). Advantages: A single point of interface on the desktop end customized as I want. (5) Goal: Stay with PPC code development using eVC3.0 rather than upgrading to later development environments. Assumption: That I can do everything I want on the PPC end with my existing eVC3.0 and ADOCE3.1 tools. Advantages: I understand this stuff well now and I don't know of anything in the later development environments that I really need. (6) Goal: Stay with VC++6.0 on the desktop side rather than upgrading to later development environments. Assumption: That I can do everything I want on the desktop end using my existing VC++6.0 tools. Advantages: I understand this stuff well now and I don't know of anything in the later development environments that I really need. ------------------------------------ That's it. There's a lot of parts to this idea and I'm looking for folks to poke holes in it if they can so I don't have to discover oversights the hard way later. Thanks in advance, Dennis Gallagher www.woodscreeknursery.com Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102476
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    - Final Word. Hello, I would like a Final Word on ActiveX support on PPC2003SE. I've been trying to get a vendorâ??s .NET DLL wrapped into an ActiveX DLL that I can instantiate when I invoke a webpage from Pocket IE, but Iâ??m running into nothing but problems. I can write a simple standalone application in VB.NET that will use the vendorâ??s DLL just fine. Wrapping it up is kicking my A$$. OK. Final Word! Does ActiveX work on PPC2003SE pocket IE? Do we still call it Pocket IE? HTTP_USER_AGENT, on the handheld reports: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.01; Windows CE; PPC; 240x320) Thank You -Kicked Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102470
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    - Questions: WM 5.0 and ActiveSync 4.0: how to control how often it syncs? With my new Dell Axim X51, ActiveSync 4.0 appears to sync every 5 minutes or so even though the only desktop ActiveSync provider configured is my own. The ActiveSync Tools => Schedule... menu item is greyed out in the desktop ActiveSync. Question: For WM 5.0 and ActiveSync 4.0, is there anyway to programatically set how often my desktop ActiveSync provider is automatically initiated by ActiveSync? Question: Is there anyway to enable the ActiveSync desktop Tools => "Schedule..." menu item, and use this same dialog box for my own desktop ActiveSync provider? Question: Is there anyway for my code to know when a sync is initiated automatically versus when the end-user clicks on the desktop ActiveSync "Sync" button? Question: Are there any related registry settings for controlling how often ActiveSync 4.0 syncs for a WM 5.0 device? Thanks. Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102469
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    - Studio visual 5 & pocket PC I have installed the demo dvd. I have installed the pocket PC SDK but cannot find any samples. How do I get .nt 2 onto the pocket pc. The simple app I have produce gives the error 'require a newer version of .net' Any help appreciated Steve W Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102468
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    - Wrong datetime.now? => .NET CF 2 (VB.NET) Hi I am using .NET CF 2 with VB.NET (VS 2005 beta 2) and if I am using datetime.now I get the wrong time! If it's 10:00 I get 8:00 (Always 2 hours wrong) It's because I live 1 hour from GMT and we have summer time... But why doesn't he get the right time?! Why doesn't he read the time that's on the device?! Is there any fix for it? Thanks Sven Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102461
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    - force Exchange-Synchronisation? Hi How can I initiate an Exchange-Synchronisation? If I create a new appointment with .NET it does not automatically start synchronisation... Th nx Sven Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102459
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    - CeFindFirstFile, RAPI, and Windows Mobile 5 I have some old code that I use to query files and directories on a Pocket PC using the RAPI CeFindFirstFile/CeFindNextFile functions. But, the code no longer works with Windows Mobile 5.0 devices. The first call to CeFindFirstFile() returns CE_FIND_DATA. dwFileAttributes = 0x14 (which is FILE_ATTRIBUTE_SYSTEM | FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY) and CE_FIND_DATA.cFileName = "". The next call to CeFindNextFile() returns false. Anybody else having this problem? Thanks! Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102457
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    - XSLT for PPC Hi Folks, Related to a question I asked in the Compact Framework group, I need a mechanism to execute XSLT transforms on the PocketPC 2003 platform. Ideally this would be something I can build into my own app but I suppose launching a third party app programmatically would not be out of the question. Any suggestions? Thanks. - Doug P. Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102456
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    - Symbian phones Any add on for visual studio to compile apps for the other phone systems? Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102454
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    - System Management Get Device ID Does anyone have a code sample on how to call the GetDeviceUniqueID API using C#? The only example I can find in the SDK is for C++. Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102451
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    - Concurrency violation (new try) I am building a pocket pc application that requires a datagrid. I am inserting a new row this way: private void mInsert_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { try { DataRow dr = this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].NewRow(); dr.BeginEdit(); for(int i = 0; i < this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].Columns.Count; i++) if(!this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].Columns[i].ReadOnly) dr[i] = this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].Columns[i].DefaultValue; if(!this.cbImena.SelectedItem.ToString().Equals("<SVE OSOBE>")) dr["Osoba"] = this.cbImena.SelectedItem.ToString(); if(!this.cbProjekt.SelectedItem.ToString().Equals("<SVE PROJEKTE>")) dr["KratProjekt"] = this.cbProjekt.SelectedItem.ToString(); if(!this.cbVrstePosla.SelectedItem.ToString().Equals("<SVE VRSTE POSLA>")) dr["KratPosao"] = this.cbVrstePosla.SelectedItem.ToString(); if(this.checkBox1.Checked) dr["DatPosao"] = this.dtp.Value.ToString(); dr.EndEdit(); this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].Rows.Add(dr); this.mSave_Click(this, System.EventArgs.Empty); // defined at the bottom of this method this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].DefaultView.Sort = ""; this.dataGrid1.CurrentRowIndex = this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].DefaultView.Count - 1; this.dataGrid1.ScrollToLeft(); } catch(System.Data.DBConcurrencyException dbce) { MessageBox.Show(dbce.Message.ToString(), "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1); } } private void mSave_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { try { Cursor.Current = Cursors.WaitCursor; ((SqlCeDataAdapter)(this.ldb.GetAdapterList[this.ldb.GetTableIndex(tableName )])).Update(this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].Select(null, null, DataViewRowState.Deleted)); ((SqlCeDataAdapter)(this.ldb.GetAdapterList[this.ldb.GetTableIndex(tableName )])).Update(this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].Select(null, null, DataViewRowState.ModifiedCurrent)); ((SqlCeDataAdapter)(this.ldb.GetAdapterList[this.ldb.GetTableIndex(tableName )])).Update(this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.Tables[tableName].Select(null, null, DataViewRowState.Added)); this.ldb.DohvatiDataSet.AcceptChanges(); this.dataGrid1.Focus(); Cursor.Current = Cursors.Default; this.UpdateAgreg(); } catch(System.Data.DBConcurrencyException dbce) { if(Cursor.Current == Cursors.WaitCursor) Cursor.Current = Cursors.Default; MessageBox.Show(dbce.Message.ToString(), "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1); } } I only get a concurrency violation when I insert a new row and change data in it, that save it. If no new rows are inserted I don't get a concurrency violation. Please help! Vladimir O¾ura! Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102449
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    - GDI question i'm currently using embedded visual C++ 4 to develop my application, is that it is build in with GDI or GDI + ? If not, what should i download so that i can use GDI/GDI+ ? Also, is there any good tutorials for that? Thanks a lot. Regards, Paul Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102448
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    - configuration issue I already have Visual Studio 2003 and have created PPC apps. Now, I need to create a Pocket PC program for a PPC with a 640x480 screen. So I downloaded the Pocket PC 2003 SDK and the 2003 SE Emulator images, and installed both. But when I create an app and try to view it in the VGA emulator, it says my program has been created for an older version of the PPC and will not display correctly, and it does not. I see only 1/4 of the 640x480 form (although the emulator does allow me to scroll around the full form). So my basic question is, "Is it posssbile to create an app with a 640X480 screen that will display properly, using VS 2003, the PPC 2003 SDK, and the 2003 SE emulator??? If so, any suggestions on what I might have done wrong in setting this all up????? THANKS! Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102446
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    - Connecting to SQL server 2000 from a Smart Device with VB.net 2003 I am new to mobile development, and I am having trouble figureing out how to connect to my SQL server. I use adodb in all of my desktop apps, but I can't find it's equivalent for a smart device app. I have data.sqlclient referranced, but no luck building a working connection string for it though. I do not want to use server ce or replication, because the devices that are going to be using the app are never going to leave the facility, and will always have a wireless connection to the server. Anyone got any advice on the best drivers to use, and how to connect? Thanks, Jerod Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102445
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    - How to catch the event of an hardware button on Pocket PC 2003 ? Hello, Could someone help me in order to be able catching the event of all the device hardware buttons (not the windows.Forms.Button) ? I'm using VS2005 Beta2, vb.net Thanks a lot Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102439
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    - bloody red phone button Hello all- Is there perhaps a way to change the default behavior of the red phone button (on PPC phone editions), or a way to detect when it is pressed if your app. isn't in focus?? The problem I'm having is that if my app. is being used, and a phone call comes in, you answer it, then after the call is done, you press the red phone button to end the call, it hides all other windows. It does this in any and every case, but it'd be much more useful to have the last application used be shown, instead of hiding everything. Is there a way to do this??? Thanks immensely, kurt Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102434
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    - Special charaters are nomore shown. Hello, I'm now using Active Sync 4 and Windows mobile 5. In earlier version the special charaters like the german Ã¤Ã¶Ã¼ havn't been a problem. Now these characters get lost at shortcut names or the application name. What has changed? what do I do wrong? Thanks in advance! John John Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102433
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    - icon for directory by shortcut Hello, I try to create an icon for a directory. The solution seams to be a shortcut in the directory name icon.lnk. I'm trying it by setting following values in the .INI file. In a "CEShortcuts" section with a line with a non cero type. e.g. "icon", 1, ... and now? With the hint to use a link of the DestinationDirs section I get a link to the directory, but not with an icon from my file xyz.dll with index -101. How can I realize my aim with a directory with my icon? I'm using Active Sync 4 an Windows mobile 5. Thanks in advance! John John Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102432
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    - Dialog Size Problem I am developing a dilaog based application in embedded vc++ 4.0 I am creating a dialog window which is about 1/4 size of screen but it takes up the whoile screen when I run the program and it loses its title name. How can I make it take up just a small part of the screen? Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102431
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    - can ce dll be used in Windows Mobile 2003? hi, i have a CE dll compiled and linked with eVC++ 4.0. will it work without troubles in Windows Mobile 2003 environment or need i do some porting? sanal. Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102426
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    - Closing Thread Handle Hi, I have a question about closing a thread handle. I know I should close the thread handle after it terminates. Sometimes its a little hassle to check if a thread has terminated and then call CloseHandle(hThread); (... Yes, I know. I'm too lazy. :P ) I tried inserting CloseHandle(hThread); at the very end of the thread procedure. The program seems to be running fine this way. But I'm not so sure if this is would be 100% safe. Does anyone know if doing this is would have any ill effect? Thanks. BL Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102424
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    - How to create a GPRS connection I am just new to the pocket pc development and i wanted to develop a client-server application in which the communication between the client (pocket pc) and the server will be through GPRS. So can anybody tell me the code that establishes the connection or Even which API i should use to develop this connection. THanks Xavi Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102421
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    - How to get info from call history I can use tapiRequestMakeCall() to make a phone call. But if I need to Redial/Call back, is it possibe(and how) to get the info from call history? thanks Y.C. Wu Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102417
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    - How to use GDIPlus? Hi, PPC 2005 comes with gdiplus.dll, but SDK does not have the headers or library (actually it has gdiplusenums.h, gdiplusimaging.h and gdipluspixelformats.h, but this is not enough). How are we supposed to use it? Or is it for .NET only? Thank you John Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102411
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    - Download html using a Form I want to receive HTML from a URL in a form. I do not want to use a browser. How do I accomplish this? In essence, I want to: From within a form ... 1 connect to internet 2 send a URL 3 receive HTML into a variable in my form Any help is greatly appreciated. Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102402
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    - backup customer's data We have customers who complain from time to time that their application is not working correctly. I would like for the customer to backup the 8 databases that are in use by our application and e-mail them to me. I have looked at utlities on tucows but they are too old to be run on modern devices. I have looked at i-restore but I do not want to backup any data not related to our application. Our databases are in CEDB. Then I would like to put this data on one of our development machines for debugging. Any recommendations? SWP Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102391
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    - VS 2005 emulators Hi, This issue may have been mentioned already but I can't find any references to it. I only just found it after we finally got VS2005 beta 2 stable enough to use (after trying on 4 separate systems), though we can still only deploy to the emulators by cradling them and deploying to device using activesync. Our software is currently based on using GETRAWFRAMEBUFFER and on the Embedded 4 (x86) emulator for WCE2003SE our code works - the values returned from GETRAWFRAMEBUFFER are correct (in that they give the default screen size/pitch values even when the screen has been rotated). On the 2005 emulators for both WM2003SE and WM2005 the returned values are NOT correct ! It looks like someone's half-heartedly tried to pass the rotated screen settings rather than the system default settings. Specifically on a 90 degree rotated device the width and height have been swapped so they're correct for the rotation but the pitch values are wrong. Is this just a bug on the 2005 emulators or is it a bug also on some 2003SE and 2005 devices ? Is a correct version of GETRAWFRAMEBUFFER supposed to return the default for the device or the values for the rotated screen when the display has been rotated ? bye Dave Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102389
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    - PocketConsole for Mobile 5.0 Back when I was doing development on the Mobile 2002 platform, I used a tool called PocketConsole. It allowed me to place debug statements on the target device and printf to a console for debug. Now that MS has switched to Mobile 5.0 I have to once again debug my code to see what has changed. PocketConsole V1.3 does not run on Mobile 5.0, does anyone know of an equivalent or a one-liner debug statement for the target device (not emulator). Thomas Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102387
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    - Visual Studio 2005 - Stepping into Statically link libraries I am unable to step into functions that are part of a statically linked library. I am using Visual Studio 2005 beta2.050215-4400 (version 8.0.50215.44) and I am building native C++ code for the Pocket PC 2003 Second edition (both Target emulator and device exhibit the same problem) My solution consists of 4 projects 3 of which are statically linked libraries and the other is the Executable. When I try to debug the solution I am able step into all functions that are part of the project where the executable is generated but I can not step into any of the functions implemented in the other 3 projects (the libs). In reality I can not step into the functions when I am steeping through displaying the C-Source code. Stepping into a function (from the lib projects) results in just stepping over it. If I change the debugger to display the assemply code and I step into such a function I am able to follow the branch into the functions. Nevertheless there is no longer C-Source code association so this is not very useful. I thought there must be something wrong with my Solution & Project configurations but I tried all that seamed relevant with no luck. I tried explicitely adding the directories of the C++ source files for my lib projects into the "Debug Source Files" configuration of the Solution. That did not help. I also tried explicitely adding the full path to the *.pdb file under the tools->Options->Debugging->Symbols but that did not help either. At this point I am left wondering whehther this is a know issue with Visual Studio 2005 & Pocket PC. In other words has anyone been able to step into functions of libraries that are statically linked into a project which targets Pocket PC 2003? If yes what do you think I should try next? It is not obvious to me what I could be doing wrong. TIA, CZ Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102379
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    - Visual Studio 5.0 "Beta"? When will VS 5.0 loose the "Beta" title? We don't want to base our production code on a "beta" compiler. Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102377
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    - Video over handheld devices For viewing mpeg video files I'm using ASP.Net web pages and this works fine for a desktop IE browser. BUT, what I want to do is do the same thing using a hand held device in the CE browser. I've tried using the OBJECT tag below, but nothing shows up on the hand held device. Is there an equivalent OCX for the Hand Held devices? <OBJECT ID="Player" CLASSID="CLSID:6BF52A52-394A-11d3-B153-00C04F79FAA6" VIEWASTEXT> <PARAM name="autoStart" value="True"> <PARAM name="URL" value="SomeMediaFile.mpg"> <PARAM name="rate" value="1"> <PARAM name="balance" value="0"> <PARAM name="enabled" value="true"> <PARAM name="enabledContextMenu" value="true"> <PARAM name="fullScreen" value="false"> <PARAM name="playCount" value="1"> <PARAM name="volume" value="100"> </OBJECT> -- Chris Davoli Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102376
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    - eVC++ 4.0 Hangs On my development computer I have Visual Studio 5.0 which have been using for WM 5.0 development work. I also have a need to have eVC++ 4.0 on the same computer. I have just installed eVC++ 4.0 with no problem, but when I start up eVC and try to do anything (create a new project, open one of the sample applications, etc) eVC just hands and task manager reports that it is not reponding and I have to kill the application from task manager. Anyone working with both VS 5.0 and eVC 4.0 on the same computer OK? Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102375
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    - Smartphone SDK Can someone confirm that if compile my application by eVC using "Smarphone 2003 SDK", then that application will run correctly under all "Smartphone 2003" devices? I'm not so sure it's so because it seems Pocket PC is a standard but Smarphone not: is it right? Mhaxx Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102374
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    - Pocket PC hard reset Hi, How can prevent accidental Hard Reset of Pocket PC? Or How can I make Hard reset password protected i.e. whenever, any hard reset event will occur it should ask user password. Thank you. Mohammed Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102372
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    - POOM Contact How can I display contacts (POOM) in edit mode programically? Explanation: I am developing an application. Programically,when I display any contact item it displays in read mode. I want to display it in edit mode. Thank you. Mohammed Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102371
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    - establish vpn connection programmatically Hi, does anybody know a solution to establish a vpn connection over gprs programmatically? Manually I could establish a vpn connection over gprs so our settings should be ok. It's not easy for me to code it myself (if it's even possible), because we use PocketBuilder and I don't know how to handle some of of the datatypes/structures which are used by the rasdial() api and the ConnMgrEstablishConnection() function, such as guid or sizeOfStructure (..). Maybe it could a workaround for me to store some settings directly via registry hacks? So, before I any longer try to code it (however) my question: Is it generally possible to establish a vpn connection via source code? How can I do this? e. g. by using a third party dll ....... TIA Marco Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102370
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    - Pocket Controller Enterprise edition Hi, I wish to know if there is any API or SDK around the Pocket Controller Enterprise edition (SOTI) that can be used on the desktop side of solution. TIA, Sanjeev Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102369
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    - Pocket IE Problem I Have a problem . I made a Web Page in HTML and when I raise it in Windows he Works perfect (fast). But when I see it in pocket PC takes a lot of time.. The html does not have any image or style..only HTML. I thinks that pocket IE takes time in codifying the HTML because, if I put flat text works perfect. but when I begin to put tables or fonts,gets worse. SOMEBODY HAVE SOME IDEA? Thank you so Much Miguel A. Nievas MCAD.NET Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102366
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    - PPC2003 equivalent functions for WCE4.2 Could someone tell me which is the function FindFirstFlashCard (that's PPC2003 specific) for "Windows CE .NET 4.2"? I'm porting my PPC2003 application to WCE 4.2.. Mhaxx Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102364
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    - Serial Communications and the hp2215 Hi. As a student, I am new to the world of Pocket PC development as well as embedded Windows CE development. Here is my dilemma: I have a Pocket PC which I am going to attempt to utilize as a diagnostic tool. It MUST receive RS232 (Serial) messages via the serial port (not Bluetooth and not the cradle). I have purchased a converter dongle for the HP2215 iPAQ I am using. I cannot seem to get the port to transmit/receive messages from my PC, granted I have been attempting to utilize others software because I do not know where to begin. However, I did get my PC COM ports to work. I have access to COM 1 & 2, and I know they are working because I can Tx/Rx messages using a loopback device. At this point all I am attempting to do is get the Pocket PC to recognize incoming messages - not transmit (not yet). Due to my inexperience, and attempting to learn while working, I have failed thus far. I am using a desktop PC running Windows XP and an iPAQ HP2215 running Windows CE 2003. I have access to both the eMbedded tools and Windows .NET, but I am very green when it comes to programming in .NET. If anyone would be so kind as to help me with this dilemma it would be a great help. Thanks for your time, Aaron Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102362
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    - Playing a Wav on a smart device with vb.net I have two declarations that work very well in a desktop vb.net app, but they will not work in my smart device app on the pocketpc 2002 emulator. I know it probably has somthing to do with incompatibilty with the .net compact framework. If you know how to play a sound in a vb.net smart device app, please let me know. Thanks, Jerod Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102358
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    - Connection problem PC <-> WM 5.0 via activesync Hi I need a tcp/ip connection from a Windows Mobile 5.0 device to a PC i.e PDA -- tcp/ip --> PC (port 5555) I can get this to work by opening a socket on IP 169.254.2.2 on the PC and then let the PDA connect to "ppp_peer". But how do I know I'm using the right IP (eg 169.254.2.2)? Is there anyway I can find out what IP activesync is using? Best Regards Kristofer Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102357
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    - Emulator & Internet connection I am using the Microsoft Pocket PC emulator, version 8.0.50215.35, and I am not able to connect to the Internet from it. With the previous Pocket PC emulators I could do it. If you can connect, coul you please explain what setup steps you do ? Thanks. Lars Tag: Sending files to a server using GPRS Tag: 102354
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hi

can any one point me in the right direction. Im looking to develop some
software to send files from smartphone to a server over GPRS

thanks shawrie

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Re: Sending files to a server using GPRS by Alex

Alex
Mon Oct 31 01:02:56 CST 2005

neil.shaw@sanderson.com wrote:
> hi
>
> can any one point me in the right direction. Im looking to develop some
> software to send files from smartphone to a server over GPRS
>
> thanks shawrie
>

Mostly, people use a web service or just an HTTP PUT or POST. If you
choose former, you'll just define a method that takes a byte array. For
latter (and if you use C++, you don't want to mess with web services),
you just create an HTTP request and send your data

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