NETCF
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Potted history (and glimpse into the future) of the .NET Compact Framework
Mike Zintel has posted a description of how the .NET Compact Framework got to where it is today, and where the team are headed in v2.0 and beyond. Key lessons learned by the team were in performance, interop and a… Continue reading
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More details on Generics and Reflection for .NETCF v2.0
Nazim Lala from the .NET Compact Framework team has posted further details on the generics support in .NETCF v2.0 specifically the Reflection functionality available and how it differs from the full framework implementation. Continue reading
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Bluetooth Build 50115
I’ve posted an updated build of the Bluetooth library here. It adds full support for the desktop, improved class-of-device and other properties. The sample app is now supplied in Pocket Pc, Smartphone and Desktop versions which all talk to each… Continue reading
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.NETCF Service Pack 3 is out – Go Get It!
.NETCF SP3 Redistributable can be downloaded from here:- http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?amp;displaylang=en&familyid=a5a02311-194b-4c00-b445-f92bec03032f&displaylang=en List of fixes grabbed from the above page:- Fixed Issues:– Transitions between managed and native code can cause memory leaks on ARM platforms.– A NullReferenceException is thrown when a Web Method… Continue reading
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GetEntryAssembly for .NETCF
If your application contains multiple levels of DLL files, you may want to determine the name and path of the original calling executable. On the desktop you can use Assembly.GetEntryAssembly() but this is not available in the Compact Framework. I… Continue reading
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Rudolph the Bluetoothed Reindeer
I’ve uploaded a new release of the Bluetooth library which adds the key feature of hosting services over bluetooth. This now allows two-way communications between devices and to demonstrate how this works I’ve included a sample Bluetooth Chat application. This… Continue reading
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New in .NETCF v2.0
Jono posted a link to a new section in the online Beta documentation at MSDN which describes in some detail whats new in v2.0 of the Compact Framework. This includes new framework features and a list by namespace of the… Continue reading
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Online Bluetooth code updated
There were some recent enquries on the OpenNETCF Forums about the current Bluetooth code. It seems I had refreshed the website with some development code which would only work if a couple of items were commented out. This is because… Continue reading
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Forms Anywhere built around OpenNETCF Smart Device Framework
Via Jono’s Blog:- ‘Forms Anywhere is an attempt to provide a development platform for data capture using the Pocket PC. It handles all data collection tasks from creation to capture, all that is needed on the back end is the… Continue reading
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Using OpenNETCF.Phone.Sms
Dag König has posted an example to his blog showing how to add Sms sending to your application using the OpenNETCF.Phone.Sms class and just 4 lines of code – check it out. Continue reading