PPC2003 no connect ActiveSync?

I have installed Pocket PC 2003 SDK, eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 and
ActiveSync 3.7.1. I am also using the emulator and Do Not have a
physical device.

How do you get the Pocket PC 2003 Emulator and ActiveSync to connect?
I have gone through all the help files and been through all the
newsgroups? One thing I read that I did not see - When configuring
the platform manager inside VC++4 and clicking on the properties of the
Pocket PC 2003 Emulator - the startup Server: drop down list box does
not have the startup server option. The only options that I have are
manual server and activesync.

Activesync tells my that my device (in this case Emulator) is not
detected. How do I get the two to talk to each other?
Thanks in advance

Joint_Sense
Sat Jan 22 13:08:13 CST 2005

Please refer to the document "Using ActiveSync with the Emulator" in "Pocket
PC 2002 SDK" help file. That may give you some ideas.

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<theranman777@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have installed Pocket PC 2003 SDK, eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 and
> ActiveSync 3.7.1. I am also using the emulator and Do Not have a
> physical device.
>
> How do you get the Pocket PC 2003 Emulator and ActiveSync to connect?
> I have gone through all the help files and been through all the
> newsgroups? One thing I read that I did not see - When configuring
> the platform manager inside VC++4 and clicking on the properties of the
> Pocket PC 2003 Emulator - the startup Server: drop down list box does
> not have the startup server option. The only options that I have are
> manual server and activesync.
>
> Activesync tells my that my device (in this case Emulator) is not
> detected. How do I get the two to talk to each other?
> Thanks in advance
>

theranman777
Mon Jan 24 10:43:46 CST 2005

Thanks for the reply - Pocket PC 2002 SDK indicates that you have to
use a straight through or null modem cable and your development pc has
to have two seriel ports to connect it to. My machine does not have
two seriel ports - that is why I started working with 2003. In any
event - I still cant get 2003 to work with activesync after reading the
help for both 2002 and 2003. I would appreciate any furthur help.
Thanks

Neil
Tue Jan 25 10:47:54 CST 2005

theranman777@hotmail.com wrote:
> Thanks for the reply - Pocket PC 2002 SDK indicates that you have to
> use a straight through or null modem cable and your development pc has
> to have two seriel ports to connect it to. My machine does not have
> two seriel ports - that is why I started working with 2003. In any
> event - I still cant get 2003 to work with activesync after reading
> the help for both 2002 and 2003. I would appreciate any furthur help.
> Thanks


A network loop?
see
http://snipurl.com/ca8i

Ran
Wed Jan 26 13:05:28 CST 2005

Neil,
thanks I had already done that and no cigar. Any other hints? Thanks

Claus
Thu Jan 27 00:49:22 CST 2005

theranman777@hotmail.com schrieb:
> I have installed Pocket PC 2003 SDK, eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 and
> ActiveSync 3.7.1. I am also using the emulator and Do Not have a
> physical device.
>
> How do you get the Pocket PC 2003 Emulator and ActiveSync to connect?
> I have gone through all the help files and been through all the
> newsgroups? One thing I read that I did not see - When configuring
> the platform manager inside VC++4 and clicking on the properties of the
> Pocket PC 2003 Emulator - the startup Server: drop down list box does
> not have the startup server option. The only options that I have are
> manual server and activesync.

Mmh, I have Transport "TCP/IP Transport for Windows CE" and "Emulator
Startup Server" as Startup Server. That is the way I can debug on my
emulator. May be there is a problem with your installation or... IIRC
there was something with network adapters you need if you want to use
the emulator. I don't have any other ideas.

> Activesync tells my that my device (in this case Emulator) is not
> detected. How do I get the two to talk to each other?
> Thanks in advance

Neil
Fri Jan 28 07:59:57 CST 2005

Ran wrote:
> Neil,
> thanks I had already done that and no cigar. Any other hints? Thanks


perhaps only bad news then

according to
http://www.daycounter.com/EmulatorActiveSync.html
if you don't have 2 serial ports you're stuffed.

I think this is non-sensical, given the miriad of non-serial ways to active
sync with a modern device.