Re: Not a valid Windows CE Application Error on my platform

yes. I have created a couple of .NET applications.

I believe you. I put aygshell on the device (the real one) and the
application runs now, but has an exception. I don't get this exception on my
real PDA, so it must be something in my platform that is missing or wrong. I
will continue to debug.


"<ctacke/>" wrote:

I doubt it's the EXE format. If you create a general "hello world" app for
the platform with Studio or eVC does it run?


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"apitman" <apitman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Well, I don't think it is a problem with a missing ordinal. I have another
program that gives the same error. I copied the dll files to my pc and ran
depends on it. All of the dll files are there and all of the ordinals are
there.

There must be something about the format of the exe file. Any ideas?

"Bruce Eitman [eMVP]" wrote:

Yes.

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"apitman" <apitman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Would a dependancy cause the error "Not a valid Windows CE
Application"?
Usually when there is a dependancy missing you get the longer error
about
making sure the application has all of the components that it needs.

Tony

"Bruce Eitman [eMVP]" wrote:

dumpbin is your friend here. You can use dumpbin to determine what
the
dependencies are for the application, then add the missing
componenents,
if
they are available.

dumpbin /DEPENDENTS myapp.exe

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"apitman" <apitman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have created a new WM5 platform based on the MX21 board.

I have several programs that I have downloaded trials from Handango
just
to
see if they will work. They are supposed to be ARM programs (as most
are
now). I believe they are written for the Pocket PC and maybe that is
the
problem.

The problem is that when I run these programs on my platform I get
the
error
that the application is not a valid Windows CE application.

What do I have to do to support these? It seems like if there was
some
component missing I would get an error that there is a missing dll
or
something. Isn't this error when the application is complied for the
wrong
target? I know the MX21 is ARM based, so why would I get this error?










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