In a previous post I described how the Loader Log can be used to help diagnose problems such as assembly load failures, version mismatches and so on ( http://blogs.msdn.com/stevenpr/archive/2005/02/28/381744.aspx ). Another critical element of our new diagnostics feature set in Whidbey is Interop Logging...

Last summer I wrote a post about how to access the PocketOutlook Object Model (POOM) using the Beta1 build of the .Net Compact Framework ( http://blogs.msdn.com/stevenpr/archive/2004/08/05/209390.aspx ). A few things have changed since then that make this scenario even easier. Specifically, last summer...

Note: Be sure to also read the update to this post . Working with POOM in the Compact Framework is even easier now that version 2 has shipped. ----- One of the areas that I work on in the .Net Compact Framework group is native code interoperability. Now that Whidbey Beta1 has shipped, I’m anxious...