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Supported Classes in the .NET Compact Framework 

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The .NET Compact Framework supports about 28 percent of the namespaces and classes of the full .NET Framework, and is about 8 percent of its size. To keep the size small, only the most important classes and members are supported.

Determining Support

For information about how to use the class library to determine .NET Compact Framework support and versioning, see How to: Use the Class Library for the .NET Compact Framework.

Unsupported Functionality

The .NET Compact Framework does not support the following technologies:

  • Server functionality

  • ASP.NET

  • Remoting

  • Reflection Emit

  • C++ development

  • J# and JSL development

The .NET Compact Framework does not support code access security in version 1.0 and 2.0, but it is planned for a future release.

Unique .NET Compact Framework Classes

The following namespaces and classes are available only in the .NET Compact Framework.

Namespace or type For more information

Microsoft.WindowsMobile.DirectX

Mobile Direct3D Programming

Microsoft.WindowsMobile.DirectX.Direct3D

Mobile Direct3D Programming

Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms

How to: Use the MessageWindow Class

How to: Use a DocumentList Control

How to: Use the HardwareButton Component

How to: Use the InputPanel Component

How to: Set Pocket PC Input Methods

How to: Send a Notification

How to: Set Smartphone Input Modes

IrDAEndPoint

IrDACharacterSet

IrDAClient

IrDADeviceInfo

IrDAHints

IrDAListener

Infrared Connections

How to: Make an Infrared File Transfer

System.Data.SqlServerCe

What's New in SQL Server Compact Edition

See Also

Tasks

How to: Use the Class Library for the .NET Compact Framework

Concepts

Differences with the .NET Framework
Supported Devices and Platforms
.NET Compact Framework Architecture

Other Resources

Overview of the .NET Compact Framework