August 2005 - Posts

• Bluetooth Virtual COM Ports

  The Windows CE Bluetooth stack has the capability to expose a COM port interface to applications. This allows legacy applications that communicate over serial ports to use the Bluetooth Serial Port Profile. Common applications of this include GPS and Read More... Posted Thursday, August 18, 2005 9:58 AM by cenet | 3 Comments Filed under: Author: Greg Scott

• Windows CE ASP Pages and System Access

  I've been asked many times on the newsgroups how to access files from an ASP page running on Windows CE. Or how to create a process, or get at the registry, or any other of a bunch of system level actions. The answer to these questions is that you can't Read More... Posted Monday, August 15, 2005 5:19 PM by cenet | 3 Comments Filed under: Author: John Spaith

• Extending the Bluetooth Hands Free Profile

  Windows CE supports the Bluetooth Hands Free Profile Audio Gateway (AG). This profile allows you to use a Bluetooth headset or car kit as a hands free (HF) device. This feature is supported on Windows CE 5.0 and Windows Mobile 5.0 (and WM2003 SE). You Read More... Posted Friday, August 12, 2005 1:05 PM by cenet | 39 Comments Filed under: Author: Greg Scott

• About Greg...

  Hi, my name is Greg Scott. I have been working as a developer on the Windows CE Networking team since June, 2002. I work on various wireless networking technologies but my primary focus is Bluetooth these days. In the past I've also worked on Wi-Fi, residential Read More... Posted Friday, August 12, 2005 10:43 AM by cenet | 7 Comments Filed under: Author: Greg Scott

• How to skip the Device Name portion of the RemoteAdmin Wizard

  RemoteAdmin (SYSGEN_REMOTEADMIN=1) is a powerful sample for configuring a device via the web server. It was intended to be modified and shipped to customers. You can change the interface significantly without having to edit or recompile code. By default Read More... Posted Wednesday, August 10, 2005 11:39 AM by cenet | 0 Comments