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I am writing an installer for my Windows Mobile Application. My application requires CF2 SP2. As that is not included in Windows Mobile 5, I presume I need to distribute it. I don't know what files to include and where to get them. I know how to (and have already of course) install it on my Windows PC, and how to set Visual Studio to automatically deploy it when I debug my projekt, but doesn't help my customers...
Anyone?
/ackabacka
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Hello everybody.
I have an application for pocked PC for windows mobile 5.0 and I want to run it on a laptop computer running windows XP, without visual studio.
In order to run the application, I've installed the following:
The stand alone emulator.
Install the virtual network driver.
Install the images for windows mobile.
Install ActiveSync.
I need the internet connection to download the application files, but i can not establish an internet connection. Can anyone tell me what should I do to realize the connection?
Thank you
modified on Tuesday, April 8, 2008 8:16 AM
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The link actually works, great advice 
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I seriously doubt the punter would even bother to click on the link, not even out of curiousity. Maybe the next post will start "What does this link do if I click it" or "Can somebody tell me how read the f___g manual".
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It amazes me why people ask such lame questions, which with 10-30 minutes of research using google that could find an answer and solution and learn something in the mix at the same time.
Are they just lazy and want to be spoon fed?  . One of the reasons I'm reluctant to answer messages in the dev. forums.
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Maybe they are not lazy, maybe they try the solutions they found but something is wrong. Because guess what: it does not work. i may be stupid or i just make a mistake in following the steps and i can't figure it out and I've asked for help. If you are so smart you tell me what i did wrong. But if you just want to make other stupid, just shut up.
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You are completely missing the point: if you want help ASK IN THE RIGHT PLACE. This isn't the right place as it clearly says at the top of the page.
Oh, and essentially, yes, you are stupid.
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I still want to bang on about people forgetting the devs best friend - Google it[^].
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That link doesn't work, and I have no idea how to find out the real web address of this "Google" thing of which you speak 
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benjymous
You've almost emulated a lamer, but the txt spk neds 2 be inkluded, along wit bad grammer.
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digital man wrote: You are completely missing the point: if you want help ASK IN THE RIGHT PLACE. This isn't the right place as it clearly says at the top of the page.
How is this a programming question?
People ask here all the time stuff like 'how to install VS05 and VS08 side-by-side' or Vista-related issues without getting low votes, even though we have a VS forum and a Vista forum.
I think you just overreacted.
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Where does the line get drawn, it's the lounge and there are suitable fourms to post, hardware questions, programming questions, Mobile Development.
Maybe the wording "No programming questions in the lounge" should be chnaged to "Please post your topic to the relevent forum".
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Sorry for posting the message on a wrong forum but i did not consider it a problem of programming. Don't worry, it will not happen again, no matter what the displayed message for the forum will be.
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Maybe posting it here would be a start?
Mobile Forum[^], failing that try the MSDN forums.
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Pryzrak wrote: Sorry for posting the message on a wrong forum but i did not consider it a problem of programming. Don't worry, it will not happen again, no matter what the displayed message for the forum will be.
F*** the lot of the whining poo pushers. You asked your question in the correct forum, bucket loads of other members ask similar technical butu not programming questions here.
Unfortunately your question was nothing to do with Beer or Rum consumption so I am not qualified to answer nor do I have a clue about Mobile 50 anything.
Michael Martin
Australia
"I controlled my laughter and simple said "No,I am very busy,so I can't write any code for you". The moment they heard this all the smiling face turned into a sad looking face and one of them farted. So I had to leave the place as soon as possible."
- Mr.Prakash One Fine Saturday. 24/04/2004
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Michael Martin wrote: bucket loads of other members ask similar technical butu
Double standards, I'd say.
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Hmm: you may have a point: it certainly had the feel that it was either a programming question or, far worse, a home work question! Oh well, can't get it right every time.
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digital man wrote: You are completely missing the point: if you want help ASK IN THE RIGHT PLACE. This isn't the right place as it clearly says at the top of the page.
It wasn't a f***ing programming question. It was one of those technical but not programming questions Chris wants asked in the Lounge.
Michael Martin
Australia
"I controlled my laughter and simple said "No,I am very busy,so I can't write any code for you". The moment they heard this all the smiling face turned into a sad looking face and one of them farted. So I had to leave the place as soon as possible."
- Mr.Prakash One Fine Saturday. 24/04/2004
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Michael Martin wrote: It wasn't a f***ing programming question
Nope quite right, it was a mobile development questions, nobody's splitting hairs, just that there is a mobile development forum, or maybe we should just axe it?
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Have you even bothered to look on google? 
Pryzrak wrote: If you are so smart you tell me what i did wrong
I could, it would involve cranking up google and typing a few choice key phrases, surely you can do that?
Pryzrak wrote: But if you just want to make other stupid, just shut up
That's a giveaway, enough said.
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Give me your salary and I'll gladly find you a solution.
modified on Tuesday, April 8, 2008 4:54 AM
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Asking on the Mobile Development forum would have been better, but it's not really a programming question.
The stand-alone emulator should have created a connection called DMA in ActiveSync. Open ActiveSync, go to File, Connection Settings. Check that 'Allow connections to one of the following' is checked and ensure that DMA is selected in the drop-down list (the other entries will be serial ports).
From the start menu on your PC, select Device Emulator Manager. In the tree of emulators, right-click the one you want to connect to ActiveSync and select Connect, to start it if it isn't already started. Then, right-click again once it's started and select Cradle. Your emulator should now be connected via ActiveSync and you should be able to install your application using ActiveSync's Explore feature.
Do check that you're running the right version of the emulator - it's got progressively better. The current version is version 3.0 which came with Visual Studio 2008 - you can download it separately here[^].
DoEvents: Generating unexpected recursion since 1991
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This demonstrates to me that the sorry ass lamers that previously posted have no place here ... if they didn't know the answer they should have shut up and stop with the stupid remarks! Thank you Mike for posting this solution, because the funny thing is i was looking for this too, and there was no concrete way to make it work, or some specific documentation. And for the "geniouses" that posted previously, google gave me tons of results that were indicating to install visual studio to do this, and guess what also google led me here!
Regards!
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Does it taste better when it's spoon fed to you?
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