Re: Wireless settings

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Why are you trying to do this? What possible use would calling
RemoveNetUISystrayIcon() be?

I'm going to quote my message two cycles back. Please try this before doing
a bunch of completely random stuff!

"So, you want to trigger a shell event from your code. I don't see any
documented way to do that. If you have Platform Builder, you can look in
the code in PUBLIC/COMMON/OAK/DRIVERS/NETUI for the window and message that
are set up to be associated with the system tray icon and try to send that
message combo yourself when you want the dialog displayed. Obviously, you'd
be counting on the internal implementation of the NetUI stuff and it might
easily change tomorrow."

Paul T.

"schliz" <schliz11@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1163505196.321983.166470@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Please Help!

MSDN says: Ethman adds a wireless adapter, a dialog box that allows the
user to set the wireless properties appears. ...

Ethman has got some functions, and there is a .lib and .dll.
I don't not know how to use it.

I added the lib to my project, it appeared in the Resource Files.
After that I tried to call the function RemoveNetUISystrayIcon(...)
but I got the error message : error C2065: 'RemoveNetUISystrayIcon' :
undeclared identifier

Thank you in advance

Georg




schliz schrieb:

Dear Paul,

Due to your information I found an article about Ethman:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wceosdev5/html/wce50conethman.asp

it says: ...

It also provides a basic configuration dialog box for 802.11 adapters
if no previous configuration is available. ...

I guess that's it what I am looking for.
Now is the question how to excess and open this dialog.

Georg


schliz schrieb:

Dear Paul,

I hope you read the post in the other forum, as I sad I did not know
the rules.
2. mistake is I did not read your last reply about WZC. So isn't it
possible to start WZC or so?

Thanks

G

Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] schrieb:

That's not going to trigger the appearance of the standard dialog.
That's
how the WZC code talks to the adapter driver. Remember that it's
*not* the
driver that is displaying that dialog or performing those operations,
it's
WZC.

Paul T.

"schliz" <schliz11@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1163400806.054998.283280@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dear Paul,

Thank you for your time. The only thing else I found, are
OID_802_11
objects for setting WLAN options. Have you ever used them in an
application?
I will try to find further information on that topic.

Thanks Georg


Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] schrieb:

So, you want to trigger a shell event from your code. I don't see
any
documented way to do that. If you have Platform Builder, you can
look in
the code in PUBLIC/COMMON/OAK/DRIVERS/NETUI for the window and
message
that
are set up to be associated with the system tray icon and try to
send
that
message combo yourself when you want the dialog displayed.
Obviously,
you'd
be counting on the internal implementation of the NetUI stuff and
it
might
easily change tomorrow.

Paul T.

"schliz" <schliz11@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1163142568.683632.35460@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dear Paul,

There is this wireless connection icon in the notification area
on the
right bottom of the screen (like time and date). If you double
click
it, a panel for configuring WLAN options, the key and so on
appears.
What I wanna do is: I have got an application, and in there I
would
like to show this panel, means I would like it to pop up, so the
user
is able to set his WLAN options.

Thank you so much

Georg

Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] schrieb:

"out of my program"? That doesn't have any meaning. It will
come to
the
front at an appropriate time. I can't visualize what you're
trying to
say.
Sorry.

Paul T.

"schliz" <schliz11@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1163077602.139398.315040@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dear Paul

Thank's for your reply, I would like to let the Config Panel
for WEP
key and so on pop up out of my program.

Georg


Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] schrieb:

What are you trying to actually accomplish? You don't want
the
Windows
CE
Windows Zero Config user interface to pop up and allow the
user to
enter
the
WEP keys, to enter passwords, etc. or you *do* want that to
happen?

Paul T.

"schliz" <schliz11@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1162982064.163579.226080@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I would either like to configure all WLAN settings out of
my
Programm.
Written in embedded VC++ using MFC,
or
I would like to let the Dialog Control pop up out of my
programm,
but
it seems it is in device.exe, if I am right.


For configuring WLAN settings out of the program I found
information
on: OID_802_11_ objects, but I don't know the syntax to
use them.

Can anybody please give me a hint please.

Thank you very much.

G







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