Hi all,
I have some application need eMbedded VB runtime , but can't install this on WM5. Does anyone have solution how to make it work?
thanks
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vb runtime
I got this to run quake for wm5. It refused to install to storage card but has installed to "device" so it does work with wm5. However quake was so slow and jittery onTyTn that I've removed quake and will probably remove the vb runtime component.
vb runtime
I got this to run quake for wm5. It refused to install to storage card but has installed to "device" so it does work with wm5. However quake was so slow and jittery onTyTn that I've removed quake and will probably remove the vb runtime component.
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Does anybody know with what IDE (Integrated Development Environment) it is possible to generate Applications?
eMbedded Visual C++ (based on Microsoft Visual Studio IDE)
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/resources/downloads/developer/default.mspx
With Visual Studio.NET 2003 you can develop applications that use the .NET Compact Framework.
Further to the last response - these Compact Framework applications can be written in VB.Net (which is very similar to VB, though more verbose) *or* C# - there's no difference in the speed they run, which (for PC applications at least) is a hell of a lot faster than VB6 code.
The VS2k3 environment even contains a device emulator, or can run code *on the device* and allow you to set breakpoints & go to the line an error occurred on. There's also a Windows Mobile 2003 SDK available from Microsoft which adds a Windows Mobile 2003 emulator.
I previously posted on the wrong section, sorry, so I'm transferring it here.
Anyway, I want to know what programs I can use to make programs for HTC Raphael. Can I use Microsoft Visual Studio? Borland? I currently know how to use c and c++, do I need to use c# instead? And are the commands the same with the one on for the PC and for the PPC? So yeah any programs for programming on the desktop or on the PPC?
Thanks in advance!
yeah visual studio will do it
it support
1
.net compact framework for c# which is a subset of normal .net with some of the more fancy controls missing is normal .net programs from pc dont use anything missing in the compact framework they can run directly on the pocketpc unless the rest is not programmed to adjust (c#)
2
it support microMFC which is a pocketpc version of the old microsoft foundation classes
which was ms's object lib before .net (c/c++)
3
it support pure win32 api which again is a subset of the normal windows win32 api (c/c++)
performance wise 1 is lowest 3 is fastes
support in turms of having control without programming too many unmanaged hooks 3 is best 1 is worst
speed to get a project up and displaying something and having some functionality 1 is fastest 3 is worst
dont know about borland anymore guess they support compact framework
So if I make a program in c or c++, I can actually run it already on my PPC? If so, why does the .exe files on my PPC disallows me to run them on my desktop? Do I need to like convert the .exe file I made on my desktop to make it run on the PPC? If yes, is there any program out there to convert it to make it available for my PPC?
you have to run it using an emulator on your pc such as the one that comes with vs
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So if I make a program in c or c++, I can actually run it already on my PPC? If so, why does the .exe files on my PPC disallows me to run them on my desktop? Do I need to like convert the .exe file I made on my desktop to make it run on the PPC? If yes, is there any program out there to convert it to make it available for my PPC?
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if you have Visual Studio 2005 Pro, you can create a new "SmartDevice" project. This will take care of setting up almost everything you need. You can also later create a SmartDevice Cab project to create an cab for your program.
It is quite straightforward...try a simple hello world program to get used to it.
Hi all!
Probably this is going to be a stupid question, because I just started coding in C# half a year ago, thinking that C# was just like JAVA, you can use it in every platform.
Today I managed to write my first "Hello World" application to Windows Mobile.
First I coded the application and compiled it to x86 (normally with Visual Studio) and tried to run it on WM. It didn't run.
Why? Isn't it the concept of .NET that it can run on every architecture?
After that I managed to figure it out that it has to be a smart device project...
Can someone give me a heads up (or a detailed link where I can RTFM?
Thx!
pda's use .net compactframework which is a subset of normal .net
read more here
http://www.google.dk/search?hl=da&q=net+compact+framework+vs.+net&btnG=Søg&meta=lr=lang_da|lang_en
Beware the manifest....
From Visual Studio 2005 onwards the IDE embeds a manifest in either the .EXE itself or as a separate file. This contains a list of exactly what the app needs to be present in order to run. The loader on the target machine reads it and makes sure that all this stuff exists on the target, before it will allow it to run. VS2003 was not quite so smart, there is no manifest. If the .NET objects used were present in both .NET 1.0/1.1 and the compact framework .NET 1.1 (i.e CF was the lowest common denominator) then the loader would load it and try and run it. Subject to there being no errors in the just-in-time compile of the .NET CLR and no run time errors of the code, it will work. It is possible to run the same .EXE on a PC and pocket PC, but there are a lot of ifs and buts.
Sometimes less is more......
Hello,
I'm trying to find any possibility to enable java on webs.
Which one is fully supporting java?
I've been trying IE, Opera Mobile and Opera Mini.
Just simple check on http://www.javatester.org/version.html and still nothing.
How to enable java?
I've Esmertec JBed installed...
Cheers,
Marek
java is many things really
midlets which is for running nativly on phones don't have any relation or benefit for browsers Esmertec is an such
java scripts which is really not related to java at all just named java scripts
some browsers support this
java applets the true form for java which run both in browsers and on pc's
never seen any support for that on windows mobile
ms not being huge java fans and huge .net the compatition of java
don't work night and day to make it happen
Rudegar said:
java is many things really
midlets which is for running nativly on phones don't have any relation or benefit for browsers Esmertec is an such
java scripts which is really not related to java at all just named java scripts
some browsers support this
java applets the true form for java which run both in browsers and on pc's
never seen any support for that on windows mobile
ms not being huge java fans and huge .net the compatition of java
don't work night and day to make it happen
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Hi,
To be honest, I really don't understand, why I can't find any info about development of that.
It looks like access via RDP or VNC to run those webs only.
It sucks, because I can tunnel VNC via SSL, but still I need to run java agent in background to establish tunnel. RDP is really slow and needs open specific port. Sometimes firewalls are blocking RDP too. Harsh life.
Anyway thanks.
Cheers,
Marek
to proste - wolą zasypywać manilami i titanium, nić zrobić normalną przeglądarkę.
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to proste - wolą zasypywać manilami i titanium, nić zrobić normalną przeglądarkę.
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Co zrobić.
Widzę, że numer zbliżony do problemu z oglądaniem flasha pod systemami x64.
Wszyscy chwalą, że szybki a nikomu się nie chce rozwinąc flasha i ludzie ciągle zamulają sobie systemy wersją pod x86
Poczekamy zobaczymy.
Przeglądarka bez java to totalna klapa.
Marek
Is it possible to run a .net exe on unlocked Mango (HTC HD7)? Or is it possible to launch a silverlight application from a native exe?
I can load/run my own native exe and dlls in /windows and they all work fine, but I can't get any 3.5 .net C# exes to run. When I call CreateProcess on the .net exe, the method returns TRUE and GetLastError is 0, but my logic in the .net Main() isn't fired (simple messagebox and write to file). I've also tried loading .NET dll but no luck there either.
Since the phone has .NET CF 3.7 I thought that 3.5 would work...but maybe not?
Thanks for any pointers.
Unless you specifically compiled for 3.7 compact, why would you assume it to work? 3.7 compact and 3.5 (full) are not going to be compatible with one another! You may be able to recompile your .NET programs against the version that the phone has, but I've never tried and have no idea how you would do that. You could try using the .NET environment for WinMo phones (same as you use the native environment for WinMo when writing native code for WP7), I guess - no guarantee it will work, though!
Out of random curiosity, are you checking the process exit code? It's very easy to do this, and it might tell you more. CreateProcess succeeding just means that the PE file is structurally correct and you have the permissions to execute it, nothing more - the program could fail or crash instantly and GetLastError would still be 0 for the program that called CreateProcess.
Launching a Silverlight WP7 app from native code is possible, though I'm not sure what the exact procedure is. You could try either launching it by GUID (try using ShellExec with the "app://" URI scheme, see the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT registry hive for examples of using this scheme) or you could try launching it directly, by calling CreateProcess on TaskHost.exe and passing it the correct parameters (I don't know what the correct parameters are, but you could write a simple Silverlight/Native app that gets its own full command line, and then extrapolate from there to the command used to launch other SL apps).
Unless you specifically compiled for 3.7 compact, why would you assume it to work?
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My fault, I should have specified, my 3.5 .net apps are CF apps. I would assume 3.5 CF would work on 3.7 CF.
Thanks for the other pointers.
Hmm... that does make it more likely to work, but even then I wouldn't count on it. Silverlight (for WP7 or otherwise) and XNA are not, even together, a full Compact Framework or super-set of it. Silverlight is available for OS X, and XNA for Xbox 360, but neither can run normal Compact Framework apps.
If you have information that indicates 3.7 *should* be a super-set of 3.5, then I agree that it ought to work. However, I'd be a bit surprised if that were the case.
Additionally, you may have noticed that the phone's DLLs are very different from those used on the PC and somewhat diferent from those on WinMo. It's possible this also extends to the .NET assemblies, and that while the classes you need may be preset, they might be in different assemblies.
Those are my best guesses as to the problem. I'd suggest trying to get the stdout/stderr streams from one of those apps, or at least get the process exit code, and see if you can figure out what is different or missing.