Exporting SMS Message Content from Windows CE PocketPC - MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General

Hi,
I'm currently doing a project and i'm using a xdaII.
Platform: PocketPC xdaII Intel(R) PXA263 400Mhz
Memory: 128 MB
ROM version: 1.60.00WWE
Protocol version: 1337.18
ExtROM version: 1.60.44
Connection: USB ActiveSync Version 3.7 (Build 3083)
Host PC: Microsoft Window XP Professional 2002 With Service Pack 1
What I have done so far:
I have create a application using VB.NET for the xdaII fone. the application is suppose to send and receive sms. I have successfully sent sms out of the phone,
Problem/Question:
1.
However, I am stuck at the interception of the received sms. I've read through the MSDN website but some of the API functions have been depreciated and further more there isn't any samples or good VB.NET reference on reading SMS.
Where is the location of the sms messages that is stored (from what I know/read, the sms is from the inbox), but how do I retrieve it from it and display it on the VB.NET application?
2.
Is it that I have used the wrong language? I've tried using j2me midlet to send/receive sms. But I need to know how to use the push registry and the sms port number.
3.
Upon receiving a message from a certain sender, how do i auto-acknowledge it?
----
Hope somebody can help. I'm rushing for time. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

developing posts are more a hacking it forum kinda of post
i think you'll find that the chance of getting a reply in the forum is greater
and since fewer posts are made there your post is less likely to get pushed out of the main page and forgotten

Related

Starting up GPRS connection

How can I programatically initiate a GPRS connection on an XDA (using EVB)?. I have a program which works when the connection is up (started using explorer) but fails when down. Would I do it using the TAPI?
Martin
I think you should have a look at the Connection Manager API.
I don't have any EVB sample code for you, but take a look at the PocketPC 2002 SDK sample CMHELPER usualy found at this path if you have eVC and the SDK installed:
C:\Windows CE Tools\wce300\Pocket PC 2002\samples\mfc\CMHELPER
BTW, you can download the SDK from www.pocketpc.com ...
here is the solution
I also was lookinf for this solution forever and never found it so i wrote the software myself. Here is the dll that you need to connect to the internet through evb it connects to the default connection no problems.
http://xdaconnect.wastedbrains.com
have fun,
Dan Mayer
Not knowing anything about C++, is there a simple way to open a GPRS connection with just eVB?
danmanmayer, can you send me the sources?
Or maybe somebody knows URL where can I found info about it?
Thanks in advance
SapphireRAS does all this and more.
Connects/Disconnects via GPRS using eVB or VB.Net
Create and manages connections, locations etc.
See www.sapphire-solutions.co.uk

MSMQ with WM 2005

Has anybody on these forums got MSMQ setup on an XDA Mini S running Windows Mobile 2005?
I just can't get it to start the service despite trying every possible option given on Google Groups incl. manually starting the service in code.
If somebody has could they please explain how as I would be most grateful.
Thanks! :?:

SMS from Desktop PC over PPC send

Hello,
I search a Tutorial around an SMS of the DesktopPC about the PPC to send.
Bsp: http://www.jeyo.com/companion.asp
This program was written in Delphi - I also program in Delphi
Who can help me?
Edit1: C++ also is OK

Send MMS - VB.NET?!

Hello,
I'm trying to develop an application for my WM6 powered Hermes device,
but I'm unable to find any Information about sending MMS. I'm using Visual Basic .Net 2005 with the WM6 SDK installed. There is a Namespace for SMS and Email (Microsoft.WindowsMobile.PocketOutlook.EmailMessage/SMSMessage), but none for MMS.
Could someone pleeease point me into the right direction? Tried to Google, but there were no useful information given
Thanks in Advance,
FL
i believed that mms is still handled by a 3th party application
it would prob be displayed in the help under the mms setup
if that is still the case it would require .net libs from the 3th party developer
Hello,
thanks for your answer.. Looked into the info page and found that it's using arcsoft mms composer. There is an Application Dev. Kit available from arcsoft, but there are sadly no infos about pricing and/or downloading Does anyone know if there is an alternative to arcsoft which also includes an (free) sdk?
Thanks,
Fl

use GPRS connection on windows mobile 2003 / Magician

Hello,
at first sorry for my english, but i try to write understandable...
I'm trying to write an application for windows mobile 2003 SE on my magician. I want to send SMS vis a HTTP Gateway like SMSoIP does.
When I try to connect to the Gateway i get an error ("An error was encountered while running this programm."). The GPRS connection on the Magician is active and my code is:
WinSock1.RemoteHost = "gateway.sms77.de"
WinSock1.RemotePort = 80
WinSock1.Connect
After Winsock has the connection i send the HTTP /GET request.
I cant use the emulator with debuggig because i run eVB in an Virtal PC. An Emulator in an emulator is not alowed
In Visual Basic 6 everything works fine and i can connect to the server. Why not with embedded VB? Do I have to make the GPRS connection "usable" for my app or something? Thanks!
i would try to port the code to vb .net
it's a more stable and mature platform then
old vb
ok, and under .net i can acces the internet without any trouble?
is there no way of getting it working with eVB?
by the way, i could also use SMSoIP if i develop in .net because SMSoIP is written in .net i think. but it does not work on my Magician. Thats the reason qhy i try to make my own SMS Application.
Thanks!
i dont know but guess so
because the chances and examblems are better supported in .net
then embedded vb which is kinda a dead platform
Magician support .net i think maybe from birth only .net1.1 but one can upgrade the compact framework free from ms for version .net2
prob .net1.1 too
ok, then i try to do it in .net
and i'll try to get SMSoIP runing on my device.
Thanks for your fast answers!

Categories

Resources