Re: Hosting Native Windows Control on CE .Net
- From: "<ctacke/>" <ctacke_AT_OpenNETCF_com>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 07:23:38 -0500
It means the WIN32 controls, not one compiled by you.
You cannot make a DLL compiled for the desktop work in CE, no matter what
you try. It's build for the wrong OS, it's probably using APIs that don't
exist in CE, and it's probably compiled for the wrong processor
architecture. THe only way to make it work is to get the source and
recompile/port it.
-Chris
"Haris" <harishashim@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1137400428.040422.212810@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Thanks for the reply,
>
> It is my mistake to assume that win32 control is the same as COMM /
> ActiveX control.
>
> Another thing that I would like to confirm is the use of Native Windows
> Control term. Does this term refer to a control specific to windows CE?
> For instance a control that is created using eVC4 and compiled for
> windows CE?
>
> Because at the moment what I really want to do is to take Control
> compiled to run on desktop (Windows98, Windows XP, Windowss 2000, etc)
> and somehow make it work in WindowsCE. This is because I have a COM
> control in DLL file in desktop pc that I really have to use in windows
> CE.
>
> Appreciate it if you can furher advice me regarding this. I have tried
> to do goole search as you advised, but so far I am not making any
> breakthrough,
>
> Regards,
> haris
>
.
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