Device Management Client Application Development (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
A key part of any device management implementation is the device management server with which the Device Management Client communicates. For more information about the device management server, administrators should refer to the documentation for their device management server. Users should contact their administrators for questions about the device management server.
In This Section
- Device Management Client Architecture
Illustrates the relationship between device management components.
- Device Management Service Design
Enumerates the steps in the device management service process.
- Systems Management Server Device Management Feature Pack
Describes the Systems Management Server Device Management Feature Pack.
- Device Management Software Requirements
Names required software components for device management.
- Custom HTTP Headers for Various POSTs
Describes the custom headers used in messages the target device sends to the server.
- Device Management Operation
Enumerates the steps required when implementing a the device management operation.
- Device Management Client Database
Describes the package metadata associated with a downloaded package stored in the client database.
- Failure Recovery
Describes the communication retries attempted when a device fails to connect to a server.
- Checkpoint Restart
Describes the architecture used to restart partially completed downloads from the byte that was interrupted when failure occured.
- Provisioning (Device Management Client)
Enumerates the steps to take when provisioning a device using the Device Management Client.
- HTTP Status Codes for Device Management
Lists the status codes returned in response to a request from a device.
- Script Support
Describes the device management scripting language.
- API Access
Lists device management APIs.
Related Sections
- Device Management Client OS Design Development
Provides an overview of the modules and components that implement Device Management Client, and the sysgen variables that enable this functionality.