Re: I want put my programme into the Wince Machine,What should I do?

From: Oliver Münchow (omuenchow_at_NOSPAMgesytecDOT.de)
Date: 02/05/04 

Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2004 13:50:45 +0100

Hi Carol,

ok, your image is running and now you want to debug your application. To do
so you have to implement the platform manager into your CE image. Just drag
& drop the base engine and your dedicated transport protocol into your
image. Now it depends on how you want to debug, so i'm gonna describe how to
debug over ethernet with the manual server:
Add Platform Manager - Base Engine and Platform Manager - Transport - TCP/IP
to your image and let it run on your CEPC.
Open eVC and go to Tools - Configure Platform Manager.
Select your device and klick on Properties.
Set Transport to TCPIP and Startup Server to Manual Server.
Now click on the test button and copy the command line from the bottom field
of the appearing box and enter that command line on your cepc.
After starting cemgrc.exe on your cepc you click the OK Button in the window
on your workstation and you'll get a success message.
Now you're able to use the remote tools (e.g. Remote Registry Editor) or to
do remote debugging.

If this won't work there are several things to check:
Is ethernet connection working properly (check it by ping your CEPC from
your workstation)?
Are all necessary files on your CEPC for remote debugging (take a look into
the top memo field in the window where the cemgrc.exe command will be
displayed and check if these three files are in the windows folder of your
machine)?
Did the process start?? Try to find out if cemgrc is really running or fails
the start??

If there are any more questions about remote debugging don't hesitate to
post here a message.

Best regards,
Oliver Münchow 

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"Carol8421" <carol8421@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi,Dear Oliver:
> I am already put the nk.bin into the WinCE machine.and on that machine,the
> wince can be runed on it.
> Carol
>
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