Re: UPnP C# sample

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UPnP has two sides, device and client. On Windows CE The device "plug-ins" cannot be in managed code as they are loaded and hosted by the UPNP manager which is a native code app and native code cannot host managed code. A client can, at least in theory (I've never tried so I don't know if there are hidden gotchas), be written in C# and use the native COM or C APIs same as any other COM component or P/Invoke.

Steve Maillet
http://www.EmbeddedFusion.com

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