We have a java based application we use for desktop boxes. I know there are third-party jvm's for windows CE, but they are always catching up with whatever the latest and greatest PC version is, and they add real cost to a low-cost system. I was thinking that .NET CF would be the way forward. MS is unlikely to ever offer a JVM with windows CE, so wouldn't .NET CF be the replacement. Reading more about this, it looks like .NET CF doesn't really support web forms. All logic needs to be on the server at best. Is this likely to change ? Is there a technology/component I should be looking at if I don't want to just be a thin client ?
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I've been pulling my hair out over a build failure in Platform Builder, wherein during a build of my BSP it chokes on reading osal\os\wince\src\core\dll\sources file, saying that there is a missing SOURCES= definition in the file, but that definition is there. I have finally determined that it does this if the sources file has lines terminated with LF instead of CRLF. It appears that when we checked in the BSP files to our source manager, it changed CRLF line endings to LF only, which ought to be benign, but apparently is not for sources files. If this is correct, Microsoft ought to fix this. -- Ted Toal - 2. SDMMC capacity problem?
Why i got the different result from these two cases,after i plug-in a 2GB SD card 1.click "Properties" from "File" tab when SDMMC Disk folder is selected, it show about 2GB free space can be used... 2.From control panel ->storage manager->Store info:DSK1:SD/MMC Card, capacity only show 960.75MB I don't know why make this different, is it driver issue or something else?? Any help or suggestion will be appreciated. Thanks! Wince version: 4.2 SD Formatted to FAT32 - 3. sources files seem to need line termination with linefeed LF b
"About Platform Builder" does not say what version it is! However, it is copyright 2004. -- Ted Toal "Doug Cook [MSFT]" wrote: > What version of PB are you using? > > -- > // StdDisclaimer.h > // This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no > rights. > // > "Ted Toal at Sierra Video Systems" > < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message > news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > > I've been pulling my hair out over a build failure in Platform Builder, > > wherein during a build of my BSP it chokes on reading > > osal\os\wince\src\core\dll\sources file, saying that there is a missing > > SOURCES= definition in the file, but that definition is there. I have > > finally determined that it does this if the sources file has lines > > terminated > > with LF instead of CRLF. It appears that when we checked in the BSP files > > to > > our source manager, it changed CRLF line endings to LF only, which ought > > to > > be benign, but apparently is not for sources files. If this is correct, > > Microsoft ought to fix this. > > -- > > Ted Toal > > - 4. start os on power on
Hi All, Does anyone know how I can store my OS, generated using PB CE 6.0 on my development board and have my OS start up on power on? Thanks, RH - 5. file execute error
Dear all, I have two projects, they use the same sdk to Compile. one is running ok in windows ce 4.2. but when i call the other one, the system pop ' program' is not a invalid windows ce application. I have lookup all issues inside this group, but none one can help me. Because I ensure my sdk correspond to the OS Image. Best regards, Peica
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by YW5vbnltb3Vz » Sun, 23 Oct 2005 02:48:03 GMT
Re: Browser based applications
by Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] » Sun, 23 Oct 2005 03:00:02 GMT
If all of the logic is on the server and the Windows CE device is just a UI that is always connected, you could just use HTML/JavaScript and have the browser control, running, maybe, in an application that you write to turn off access to everything else on the device, be the UI. Paul T.
Re: Browser based applications
by Clinton D. Britt » Mon, 24 Oct 2005 11:34:07 GMT
As Paul suggested, using a HTML/JavaScript(DHTML) implementation gives you a good start. I also suggest looking into the CE ASP support, with server side ActiveX controls you can do some pretty powerful stuff, while staying portable. ...clint....
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