Re: questions about a specific pda



Questions about programming, etc., are far more likely to get useful
answers in a newsgroup about programming. Most of your questions would
be better asked in microsoft.public.pocketpc.developer. More below (in
line).


On 16 Nov 2005 15:53:37 -0800, "climax!" <artlig@xxxxx> wrote:

>Hi!
>
>We have to write an aplication specifically for a TAKARA DIGITAL
>NAVIGATION SYSTEM(it's a pda of course). I doubt anyone heard anything
>about this piece. First of all, instead of the standard graphical
>interface which you see on all window ce systems you get a custom
>shell.

If you really are developing the app specifically for that device,
then you should use the SDK from the company that makes the device.


>Here the problems begin.
>1) I know that there is a way to launch applications on the pda from
>the pc but i forgot how that tool is called.

RAPI. Specifically CeCreateProcess


>2) I was able to compile and run a c++(compiled using evc++) on this
>device(deploy didnt work, had to do it by hand) but was not able to run
>a .net application developed on visual studio. Now my question is what
>versions of windows ce support the .net platform? Is there a way find
>out what windows ce is installed on this device?

I don't work with .NET, but I'm pretty sure it, and thus CF is
supported for all versions of Windows CE > 4.2. Whether you can find a
CF runtime that will work on your device is another question. The
Windows CE operating system is _very_ modular, so each OEM can pick
and choose, unless they claim to support a Microsoft-defined platform
(like the Pocket PC and Smartphone platforms). The device you are
targeting is clearly not conforming to any Microsoft-defined platform,
so the OEM is free to support or not support CF.

To determine the OS version on your device, try
Start->Settings->System->About (or similar - the menu structure may be
different).

>3) From visual studio i can't connect to this device but activesync
>works like a charm with it. When trying to connect thru vs it say 'the
>current version of activesync is not supported.

The eVC IDE is _very_ fussy about mismatched platforms. You're not
using the SDK that matches the platform, so the eVC IDE won't connect.

>
>Can anyone help out with this?
>
>
>thanx in forward

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