Adding a Custom Transport Layer to an Exported SDK (Windows CE 5.0)
Before you can add a custom transport layer to an exported SDK, you must create and configure the SDK using the SDK Wizard. For more information, see Configuring an SDK.
To add a custom transport layer to an exported SDK
From the Platform menu, choose SDK and then choose Configure SDK.
The SDK Settings dialog box appears.
Choose the Transports tab.
Choose Add.
In the Name box, type a name for the transport.
In the Host-side file box, type the path of the dynamic-link library (.dll) file for the host-side part of the transport.
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Choose the Browse button, select the .dll file for the host-side part of the transport, and then choose Open.
Platform Builder loads the globally unique identifier (GUID) associated with the transport DLL.
Do not modify this GUID.
In the Target-side files box, select an entry for a CPU, and then choose the Browse button.
Select the .dll file for the device-side part of the transport that is appropriate for the CPU and then choose Open.
For each CPU that your SDK supports, repeat the previous two steps.
Choose OK to add the transport to the Available transports list.
You can then select a default transport for your OS design.
Choose OK to save your changes and close the SDK Settings dialog box.
See Also
Custom Transport Layer Additions to an SDK | SDK Development
Last updated on Thursday, February 02, 2006
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