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Developping apps with EVC++4.0 problemmssss!

Hi ppl,
I'm new here! I'm trying to develop a COM object to integrate printing capabilities in an existing application (Airix Smart Client from NextAir). When I build my dll and update remote files with an Ipaq, the ppc registers the dll. When i try it with a XDA or XDA-II it doesnt... Anybody knows why? Anybody has a working PPC 2003 COM sample?
Help please!!

most programming developer questions are ask'd and answerd in hacking it forum i would put my question there

programming problems
thank you guy

How can i develope software for WM6 on Visual studio with C++

Hi all,
I have installed Visual studio 2005, and wanted to start building application for WM6 based pocket PCs...
in the VB.Net section, there is separate section, for smart devices but in the VC section there is nothing like, that, i want to improve my VC skill as VB i am using past 4 yrs, and developed nice applications..
Kindly suggest me that how can i start with VC in visual studio 2005.
If you are aware of some resource web site, where i can get some basic tutorials, and all, that will be appreciated..
Thanks a lot..

you have to install the wm6 stk then you get a smartdevice "dir" under visual c++

Rudegar said:
you have to install the wm6 stk then you get a smartdevice "dir" under visual c++
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i have already installed WM5 SDK, as i did not find any WM6 SDK,
is there any resource, where basic instruction are given. So I can start with..
And also i read some where for pocketPc i mean WM6 mobiles, we cant create App in VC++, we must use vb.net or c#.. is that true...
as under VC++ there are smart device plug ins but could not create project... that give more rise to suspicion,... please help..

thats how it looks in my new project
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms838270.nativedevicedev01(en-us,msdn.10).gif
apart from my visual c++ is located under other languages

Attention..
to develop an app for WM6 you have to install SP1 for Visual Studio 2005 first.. then you can add the "feature" to dev WM6 Apps

nEuDy said:
Attention..
to develop an app for WM6 you have to install SP1 for Visual Studio 2005 first.. then you can add the "feature" to dev WM6 Apps
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what feature you are talking about, my friend..
i think, I have installed SP1 for VS 2005..
when i am trying to start with, vc, project creation failed...
Kindly share some resource website if you know..

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I have a question regarding software development for windows mobile, what do i need to install with visual studio 2008 to start developing apps for wm6.5? thanks for now...

The windows mobile 6.5 sdk.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...1d-97a8-4f80-bc6a-ae010e085a6e&displaylang=en

java emulator for windows mobile 2003se

Hello, I have i-mate sp3 (HTC typhoon) and I want to run java applications on it, how can I do this? I guess through an emulator, but I want an emulator for my mobile phone in particular, or anything else that will work
Regards

I hope one will answer me

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/inde...lets on the Pocket PC - the Complete Tutorial
more
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?auto_redirect=1&pagename=TitleSearch&s=java
always take a look at wiki and use search if you want fast reply for your questions

Thanks a lot Rudegar but I couldn't find an emulator for my mobile phone in particular (i-mate sp3) which has windows mobile 2003se

i want to programming c++ at HD2

hi everyone
i want to programming c++ at HD2
I found in market a programm "esql" and it is for DB it very nice
but I need one for c++
can I find any program for this ??

You're not getting any responses because you've asked in the wrong section. There's a section dedicated to software development on the windows mobile platform...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=523
Anyway, try this...
http://www.microsoft.com/exPress/
It's a free version of Visual Studio and should be all you need to get into C++. You won't be able to use .Net with it, should you go down the C# route, as the free edition isn't compatible with the .Net SDKs that are available.
Good luck mate