.NET CF: how to verify it's installed

How can I verify .NET CF is installed on a certain system?

I have a Windows CE .NET 4.20 but it seems not to have installed the Compact
Frameworf .NET. Maybe I have to see system registry..

Mhaxx

Steve
Mon Oct 10 09:59:54 CDT 2005

Check [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETCompactFramework]

Steve
"Mhaxx" <supermhaxx@despammed.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> How can I verify .NET CF is installed on a certain system?
>
> I have a Windows CE .NET 4.20 but it seems not to have installed the
> Compact
> Frameworf .NET. Maybe I have to see system registry..
>
> Mhaxx
>
>

Mhaxx
Tue Oct 11 03:48:01 CDT 2005

> Check [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETCompactFramework]

The problem is that I don't know how to access system registry! I haven't an
utility that permits to access registry, I can find one on the web for
Windows CE .NET (Arm).. Could you help me?

Mhaxx

Steve
Tue Oct 11 04:05:47 CDT 2005

If you want to programmaticaly acces the registry, you will have to use Win
CE APIs such RegCreateKey (search in MSDN).
If you want to manually access the registry, install the SDK or eVC++ 4.
There is a tool called Windows CE Remote registry editor

Steve

"Mhaxx" <supermhaxx@despammed.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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>> Check [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETCompactFramework]
>
> The problem is that I don't know how to access system registry! I haven't
> an
> utility that permits to access registry, I can find one on the web for
> Windows CE .NET (Arm).. Could you help me?
>
> Mhaxx
>
>

Mhaxx
Tue Oct 11 09:46:51 CDT 2005

> If you want to programmaticaly acces the registry, you will have to use
Win
> CE APIs such RegCreateKey (search in MSDN).
> If you want to manually access the registry, install the SDK or eVC++ 4.
> There is a tool called Windows CE Remote registry editor

Just done! Ok, now I need to add/modify system registry to register some DLL
and OCX files added to \Windows by my application. What can I register a
DLL?

I found this eVC4 code: http://www.pocketpcdn.com/articles/regsvr.html. I've
installed Windows CE .NET 4.20, STANDARD, Pocket PC 2003, etc SDKs into
eVC4. The problem is that if I select "Pocket PC 2003" SDK eVC is ok, but if
select "STANDARD" SDK then I get an error.. maybe because in this case I can
only select "STANDARDSDK Emulator" and not something like "STANDARDSDK
Device" (I haven't this option at all!). So.. how can I make an exe file if
I can't select "STANDARDSDK Device" or ""STANDARD_420 Device"?

Mhaxx

Steve
Tue Oct 11 09:54:30 CDT 2005

Pack your controls into cab files and use wceload.exe application on the
device...

You can programmatically launch wceload using CreateProcess Api (or OpenNet
CF if you develop in .Net)

Steve

"Mhaxx" <supermhaxx@despammed.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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>> If you want to programmaticaly acces the registry, you will have to use
> Win
>> CE APIs such RegCreateKey (search in MSDN).
>> If you want to manually access the registry, install the SDK or eVC++ 4.
>> There is a tool called Windows CE Remote registry editor
>
> Just done! Ok, now I need to add/modify system registry to register some
> DLL
> and OCX files added to \Windows by my application. What can I register a
> DLL?
>
> I found this eVC4 code: http://www.pocketpcdn.com/articles/regsvr.html.
> I've
> installed Windows CE .NET 4.20, STANDARD, Pocket PC 2003, etc SDKs into
> eVC4. The problem is that if I select "Pocket PC 2003" SDK eVC is ok, but
> if
> select "STANDARD" SDK then I get an error.. maybe because in this case I
> can
> only select "STANDARDSDK Emulator" and not something like "STANDARDSDK
> Device" (I haven't this option at all!). So.. how can I make an exe file
> if
> I can't select "STANDARDSDK Device" or ""STANDARD_420 Device"?
>
> Mhaxx
>
>

Mhaxx
Thu Oct 13 11:17:40 CDT 2005

> Pack your controls into cab files and use wceload.exe application on the
> device...
>
> You can programmatically launch wceload using CreateProcess Api (or
OpenNet
> CF if you develop in .Net)

Ok

Anyway, I can't select "STANDARDSDK Device" or ""STANDARD_420 Device"
options on my eVC4 settings: why?! What SDK have I to download exactly to be
able to select these *device* options?

Mhaxx