GPS Programming Tips for Windows Mobile - Part 1
NETCF: Memory leak... now what??
Supporting Kiosk-Applications on Windows Mobile (Technically achievable vs. supported)
Wireless Programming on Windows Mobile: supported or not supported?
Establishing GPRS Connection on Windows CE and Windows Mobile: Sample Codes
Disable WebBrowser's Context-Menu in NETCF applications
MAPI on Windows Mobile 6: Programmatically retrieve mail BODY (sample code)
Microsoft released a HotFix for NETCF v3.5 on Windows Mobile 6.1.4 onwards, to address basic functionalities of WebBrowser control
The right approach to get a Contact’s last communication (IItem’s PIMPR_SMARTPROP)
Remote Desktop Mobile (RDP Client) disconnects after 10 minutes of inactivity
Support Boundaries for Windows Mobile Programming (Developing Drivers, for example... Or even WiFi Programming)
Miei post in italiano sul team-blog del Supporto Tecnico agli Sviluppatori
This post is somehow related to a previous one (Establishing GPRS Connection on Windows CE and Windows Mobile: Sample Codes), at least for the Windows Mobile-part. On Windows Mobile, Connection Manager is smart enough to the use the less expensive network available at the moment: hence, it'll open a GPRS connection only if the device is not connected through ActiveSync\WMDC's Desktop Passthrough and WiFi is not available. This depends on how you've provisioned the CM_Planner Configuration Service Provider, however that's the usual configuration.
However, how can I debug my code when it invokes ConnMgr APIs? It's simple (when you know it...): just don't use ActiveSync\WMDC. I'm talking about:
Cheers,
~raffaele
Just found a smarter way to address this, if you know if the metanetwork (Internet or Work) the application will need: http://www.pluralsight.com/community/blogs/jimw/archive/2008/07/16/debugging-device-cellular-connection-code-without-activesync-interference.aspx.
Thanks Jim!!