Partilhar via

New mobility articles are up on MSDN

  • Artigo

Three new articles on developing for Windows Mobile devices just went live on MSDN. One of them is the first in a series on migrating eVB applications to VB.NET.

Architecting Disconnected Mobile Applications Using a Service Oriented Architecture
The Windows Mobile platform, which includes Microsoft .NET Compact Framework and Microsoft SQL Server CE, encapsulates the complex tasks of communication management and data exchange while your device is in a disconnected state. (16 printed pages)

Games Programming with Cheese: Part Three
An introduction to games programming on the Windows Mobile-based Smartphone by using the .NET Compact Framework and Visual Studio 2003. There are a number of downloads for the project at different stages of development. (23 printed pages)

Migrating eVB File Controls to Visual Basic .NET
This article provides information to help you port the eMbedded Visual Basic (eVB) file controls (File System and File control) to Visual Basic .NET when migrating your applications from eVB to Visual Basic .NET. (5 printed pages)

[Author: Neil Enns]

Comments

  • Anonymous
    October 05, 2004
    quick UNRELATED question, does the VS 2k5 beta's application verifier work with Smartphone 2k3?

    I tried it and nothing happened, but i'm not sure if it was because of permissions. All the documenation i saw referenced it with regards to "big" windows.

    if not: A) will it be in the final?
    B) will the platform builder 5 one work? it seemed like it would. but appverif_client.exe was signed by "CETK_Cert", and my cursorary search didn't turn up any pre rolled xml files i could provision to add it to the priviledged certs list.