Windows CE Networking - from NDIS to TCP to SOAP to VOIP and everything in between.
October 2006 - Posts
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If you're having problems with MSMQ on a general embedded device, you can build a debug image and setup very verbose logging in order to see what's going wrong. On a Windows Mobile device debugging MSMQ is harder and you can't get as much information Read More...
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Why doesn't Windows Mobile have out of proc COM in the first place? It gets down to ROM constraints. The difference between in-proc only COM and out-of-proc COM support is in the range of 500KB - my former boss who did this work did a very good job componentizing Read More...
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Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) will issue OID_802_11_SSID set requests to an 802.11 (Wifi) miniport driver in a couple of distinct circumstances: WZC wants the miniport adapter to associate with Access Points (APs) that match the specified SSID, or Read More...
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COM on Windows Mobile only supports creating in-proc COM objects, not out-of-proc or COM objects on remote machines. Although this is documented, I think it's one of those things that's buried since I've been asked on newsgroups a few times about this. Read More...
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When I implemented GPSID to abstract out GPS hardware via a nice set of API's, I thought when people heard about it they would all say how smart I was. Unfortunately I didn't get that. Instead it was "You're a bonehead, you're going to break back-compat. Read More...
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