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In a world of new mobile competitors vying for mobile developers everywhere, I'm proud to present The Microsoft® Windows Mobile Line of Business Solution Accelerator 2008!

It delivers new innovations and development best practices to the Windows Mobile platform with Visual Studio 2008, the .NET Compact Framework 3.5, SQL Server Compact 3.5, a working Supply Chain application, over 5,000 lines of commented code plus over a hundred pages of helpful documentation.

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Adapt your App :: Create a single binary that runs unchanged on Windows Mobile Standard or Pro, Portrait or Landscape, Rectangle or Square.  No more wasting time building separate executables to accommodate different screen sizes or input methods.

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Sync Services for ADO.NET :: Synchronize your data between SQL Server 2008 and SQL Server Compact 3.5 using the new Sync Framework.  Keep all your occasionally-connected mobile workers on the same page.

Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Store and Forward :: Reliably push messages to servers or other devices via Exchange Server 2007.  Programmatically notify peer devices that they have new orders waiting for them and need to sync.

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MapPoint :: Guide delivery drivers to their customers via either the shortest or quickest route.  Integrated mapping means you’ll never get lost again.

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LINQ :: Use the new Language Integrated Query to filter results from Generic Object Collections.  Query both your objects and XML using a familiar, SQL-like syntax to boost developer productivity.

Custom Controls :: Capture signatures and dazzle your end-users with 3D and Alpha-blended controls that alter their behavior depending on the platform they’re running on.

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Managed Stored Procedures and Triggers :: The pluggable data layer allows you to say goodbye to compiling Dynamic SQL inside your code and fires events to react to INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations.

Notifications and Online Help :: Formerly only supported on Pro, say hello to Popup Notifications and Online Help on Standard.  Popup Notifications, also known as “toast,” display an HTML message and then disappear after a pre-determined amount of time.  Using Online Help on every screen reduces your applicationtraining costs.

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Language Switching and Localization :: Change Language/Regional Settings inside your app and watch text and Online Help speak a different language.  Don’t wait until your application is finished to realize that it needs to be world-ready.

Time to Market :: Stop reinventing the wheel and use this Accelerator as the foundation for your next Windows Mobile development effort.  If you don’t want to use the whole thing, pick and choose the components that are the best fit for your project.

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Find out More :: The first Windows Mobile Line of Business Solution Accelerator has been downloaded tens of thousands of times and has served as the foundation for some of the largest and most important Windows Mobile projects in the world.  Visit https://msdn.microsoft.com/windowsmobile to accelerate your career as a Windows Mobile developer.

Best Regards,

Rob

Comments

  • Anonymous
    March 15, 2008
    我在《行业移动解决方案的葵花宝典？》曾经介绍过'Mobile Line of Business Solution Accelerator' Kit，那么现在的Windows Mobile Line of Business Solution Accelerator 2008 (WMLOBA2008) 可以看成是它的 Visual Studio 2008 版本，但不仅仅是新版本。

  • Anonymous
    March 16, 2008
    El 14 de Marzo de 2008 se lanza el Microsoft Line of Business Solution Accelerator, de la mano de Rob

  • Anonymous
    March 17, 2008
    Rob Tiffany has got the details... . The main features include: Intelligent resolution awareness Synchronization

  • Anonymous
    March 21, 2008
    Any implementation caveats interacting with SBS? 2003 or the next version?

  • Anonymous
    March 25, 2008
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  • Anonymous
    March 25, 2008
    This is great as I'm working on a similiar project now, but I've got some concerns that mirror questions that I couldn't answer in my own project... Can someone please explain why this "solution" stores the Internet login & Passwords and SQLEVPassword in the config file?  I don't get it... Isn't it bad to store a domain account credentials in plain text? If I can access the device to copy the .sdf, I can certainly grab the db password and exploit the data in the sdf.   What is the ideal (and realistic) way of protecting this information on a mobile device?

  • Anonymous
    February 09, 2010
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