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Hi,
I was wondering if it was feesible to write a program that could transmit serial data over a TCP connection over GPRS? I was planning on connecting COM1 of my XDA II to a microcontroller.
If its all possible, is there any way I can use Visual Studio 2005 Express? I dont have a great deal of money at the moment being a student :/
You cannot use VS 2005 express. It does not support PocketPC platform. But you can download a free Embedded Visual C++ 4.0 compiler from Microsoft and write such a program. Or you can use eDonkey and download a beta version of VisualStudio 2005.
cool cheers
does the voip on wm6 provide any api?
I went through the wm6 sdk documentation,
and the information provided is very limited.
I got the impression the only way to work with voip is in manipulating registry entries and that only oems have really access to apis.
Is it possible to access voip functionalities through native code?
e.g. accessing something like the voip application interface layer which is described here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/embedded/aa714346.aspx
I want to intercept the SIM API call from WM 5.0. After intercepting the SIM API call, some data processing needs to be done after calling the original API entry. Does anybody know how to do this? Do I need to hook the RIL dll APIs or hook the SIM manager API call in WM 5.0 platfrom? Can WM 5.0 (WinCE 5.0) allow us to do this?
Hello all,
i'm looking for a tutorial to show how i can create a TCP/IP socket to send and recive datas from a server.
Have any one a link or a example?
I work with VS 2008 C# and CF .NET 3.5
Thanks,
Nico
see msdn tcpclient and tcplistener class sample
Folks,
maybe someone can give me a hint on the following. I'm trying to intercept calls to ril.dll functions from one specific application.
The application calls RIL_GetEquipmentInfo and this call should be "routed" through my own dll. any other calls should be forwarded to ril directly via export forwarding.
I already tried to accomplish that via modifying the import table of the calling application to redirect to my own dll. Unfortunately my proxy dll seems to be wrong or not functioning at all. My current step is to just pass through all calls to the ril.dll functions. But even that does not work.
I've created an empty standard dll with vs2008. Then I created a def file with the calls like this:
...
LIBRARY "gil"
EXPORTS
RIL_GetUserIdentity=ril.RIL_GetUserIdentity
RIL_GetEquipmentInfo=ril.RIL_GetEquipmentInfo
RIL_Deinitialize=ril.RIL_Deinitialize
...
I linked ril.lib to the project because if not I will get unresolved symbols (is that right?)
I compiled the dll, edited the import table of the calling application and checked with peinfo that my proxy dll is loadable.
But the calling application now wont start.
Any ideas on how to accomplish that, or on what I'm doing wrong here?
TIA, cheers
Small update:
It is working now for some applications but not all.
If I call my proxy dll from a self written program to access ril functions this works. But it does not work from the program I want it to work. However doing export forwarding for another dll like cellcore for example works without problems, but not with ril in this specific app.
Any hints/ideas?
Nevermind, I got the export forwarding working. I needed to compile my proxy dll as ril.dll because the targeted app was checking that...