Re: How can I get output buffer with CeRapiInvoke

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Which way are you using the call, block or stream? Show us the code for the
DLL function you're calling and the code that's trying to access the data.

Paul T.

"James.S" <JamesS@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi all:

It works well when I use CeRapiInvoke on Desktop to remote WinCE device.
But I can't get the right outBuffer.
I followed the sample code from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299891 .
When I want to read pOut, my desktop's program would crash.

Could anyone give me some hints?
Thank you.


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