Windows CE Networking - from NDIS to TCP to SOAP to VOIP and everything in between.
January 2008 - Posts
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If you try to build svsutil.hxx on certain versions of the Windows Mobile SDK, you may run into build errors. I know it's on WM5 SDK at a minimum, I don't know about WM6 SDK. The error you'll see will complain about the methods int operator==(int iBit) Read More...
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RTC 1.5 can be restricted to use only certain types of interfaces (Wifi, Ethernet, etc.) on Windows Mobile devices. Same restriction cannot be applied on Windows CE, as RTC uses connection manager functionality to do that, which is not available on Windows Read More...
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RTC 1.5 (CE 6.0 R 2 release) supports Point to Point Video calling. However, the stack does not ship any built-in video codecs. Instead it supports a pluggable video codec architecture through which, one can add their own video codecs. Below are the steps Read More...
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Sample code for local audio mixing to achieve 3 way/N way calling. In CE 6.0 R2 release, RTC 1.5 started supporting local audio mixing. Local audio mixing can be enabled by using the flag RTCIF_ENABLE_GLOBAL_MEDIA_MIXING during RTCClient object initialization. Read More...
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Following are the new features in RTC 6.0 R2 release: 1. Local audio mixing capability (enabling 3 way VOIP calling) 2. Point to Point Video Calls 3. Pluggable Video Codec capability 4. Ability to inspect SIP headers for certain SIP messages 5. Ability Read More...
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I recently wrote about the recent DCOM Remoting Addon pack being available . Since I'm running out of things to write about, I'll explain the geeky details of how the DCOM addon pack came to be. This post is for the very bored only or those who are intrigued Read More...
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As I wrote here , in Windows CE 6.0 we removed DCOM remoting - that is the ability to create and host COM objects across a network. We did this due to security. Our DCOM is built on NT4 vintage code and there was no way we could patch up our implementation Read More...
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