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Hi All,
As a .Net Developer, I am often wondering which direction mobile computing will go. Don't get me wrong - I love Microsoft's .Net Framework, it has made me the developer I am today, but over the last few years, I couldn't help but peek into mobile development, to be quite clear: 'IOS PROGRAMMING'.
After many months of debating, as to whether or not I should get a Macintosh Computer- I finally did it!! I now own my first macbook. I've installed both xcode 3 and xcode 4, along with Monotouch Evaluation Version, and Mono Develop. I created my first 'Hello World' App a few days ago, and felt ecstatic.
Now, the question I have for .net developers out there, is: IS ANYONE ELSE BOTHERING WITH MONOTOUCH? If so, give me a shout, let me know how its working out, and if not, please do share why...
Thanks everybody!
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Hi all
I am researching about WP7 programming, but i have a problem: How to create database in Windows Phone 7 apps? So, can you tutorial about it, please? Thank very much
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Go for sqlite, it's cross platform and big in iPhone world. Just spend a bit of time re-architecting anything COREDATA spits out (or should that be ZCOREDATA).
Install Sqlite Data Provider for .NET and find a database admin tool. I use SQLite Meastro because I can manage Foreign Keys which none of the freebies supported. Foreign Key support will make a big difference if using Entity Framework.
"You get that on the big jobs."
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I need to have a shortcut icon to my web page. i need to do this on HTC mozart (windows 7 mobile) phone. please guide me how to do that?
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Is this an application development question or a phone-related question??
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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It's not Windows *Mobile* 7, it's Windows *Phone* 7. Windows Mobile 7 was a product that never made it to the public.
Just zoom into the web page to the area that you want to be your tumbnail, open the menu at the bottom, and select "Pin to start." You cannot programmatically do this. The only way your web app could be pined to a user's home page is if she chooses to do so herself.
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hii everyone, i need to know how can i connect to database with windows mobile application, and wich database is available and witch is more powerful
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Check this link?[^]
I Love T-SQL
"Don't torture yourself,let the life to do it for you."
If my post helps you kindly save my time by voting my post.
www.cacttus.com
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Hi Ahmadmou,
Please see below connection string.
String strConnectionString = "\\Program Files\\Simple\\simple.sdf";
SQL Server Compact 3.5 is a small footprint in-process database engine that allows developers to build robust applications for Windows Desktops and Mobile Devices. This download contains the CAB files and DLL’s that are used to install SQL Server Compact 3.5 on the Windows Mobile Devices platform
Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 for Windows Mobile[^]
Hope it helps
Pavan Pareta
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I' ve build a windows phone 7 game and it's for sale. For more information contact me 
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You need to sell it on the Windows Phone Marketplace. Most phone users don't visit this forum. 
Visit App Hub for more details.
"You get that on the big jobs."
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Dear TCPMem,
You must be publish your application in Marketplace available.
Hope it helps
Pavan Pareta
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Hello
It seems that the GprsCoverage Property do not reflect if the GPRS connection is active
if (Convert.ToBoolean(SystemState.GetValue(SystemProperty.PhoneGprsCoverage)))
{
bool GPRSOK=true;
}
Is there any way to insure that the connection is active ant activate it if not ?
Thankk for your help
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Hey guys
I have a problem with wm6.5
I have to change the power mode from "suspend power mode" to "On power mode"
How can i do that? Please help me!!!
Thanks!!!
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Use the SetSystemPowerState API.
SetSystemPowerState( L"Suspend", 0, 0 );
SetSystemPowerState( _T( "On" ), 0, 0 );
-PaulH
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I want to show images and capture the cursor position according to coordinates / pixel image not coordinates screen,,
approximately how??
please
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The mouse events pass you a MouseEventArgs (or derived) object to your handler delegate. MouseEventArgs has a GetPosition() method that will give you the coordinates relative to the UIElement of your choice.
For showing images I would start with the Image class.
Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++
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hi all,
i m creating a html file in my application.
is there any classes in Cocoa for simple file encryption/decryption? I just need something I can point at a file on disk and do simple encryption without a password or key and then decode it later. Doesn't have to be fancy or even all that secure - just something simple and easy to use.
please help me for this.
if possible please provide me any example.
thanks in advance.
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hi all,
i m start my application whenever my mac os started or any user is logged in.
i m placing a alert message on awakeFromNib and applicationShouldHandleReopen function.
i want when application started from startup in hidden mode these alert message should not display,and when user wants to open app from Application than alert message display.
please help me to do this.
thanks in advance.
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I have developed a C# app that uses compact .NET and runs on Windows Mobile. Unfortunately, I seem to be the only person on planet earth still running a Windows Mobile phone.
So my question is if you wanted to develop an app to run on most of the popular mobile devices about, what language and IDE would you use?
I note that Android uses Java and iPhone uses Objective C. I have also found something by Novell (I think) called Mono that is some sort of emulator that runs .NET on Androids. So with Mono maybe C#.NET is the answer.
It seems to me that some means of platform independence here would be highly desirable
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Hi,
so if you want to develop only for android and windows mobile phone i think c# is a good choice. As you pointed out there is a port of the popular mono for android, so you can run c# apps on both phones.
Unfortunately there are some more phones, that cannot run c# apps, like Iphone, Palm or Blackberry. There are some frameworks on the web, which help to create "html5 web application" - you write html and javascript code and the framework will compile the source for all phones that are supported. One of them is phonegap, supporting Iphone, Blackberry, Android, Windows Mobile, Palm and Symbian as far as i know. For some of them it gives even access to the native functions and libraries.
So, i think if you want to get the most of each phone and access all native functions you have to develop the application in the phones programming language, as there are c#, java and objective c.
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