Hi, does anyone know if there are specific camera API for windows mobile 2003, and if so can you let me know.
If not are there any programmes/SDK/source codes that will function as a general set of API's which will allow me to access a camera, which is plugged into the SDIO slot, which are compatible with WM 2003?
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Hi there,
I've done a lot of searching on these forums and it seems the be the place to ask.
It appears people have had some success using various downloadable versions of the BlackBerry connect software from international locations for various devices.
When I've tried to install this on a iPAQ 6325 I currently have on demo, it fails the installation since it can't recognize the hardware.
From what I've found, the client is coded to only install on specific hardware. Since all of these devices use Windows Pocket PC 2003, I don't see why this client can't be installed on any device using that OS.
What I'd like to know is, has anyone taken the client and removed the code that checks the hardware configuration and allows the installation, or, has anyone ported over the current MDA version to an iPAQ 63xx series yet??
PS I am also connecting to a BES in my corporate network if that changes how the program would need to be coded.
Thanks so much!
Cheers
Aaron
HI
Is it possiable to view a webcam image with MSN Messenger for pocket pc using Mobile 2003se.
I have looked at the tools option within the MSN Messenger software currently running om my XDA II with Mobile 2003se, & can find no option to receive a webcam call or sound?
Having searched the net on this issue, I have found mention of a program called Microsoft Portrait which appears to give this function to MSN Messenger, but although this is a microsoft product, which is currently downloadable, I am a little reluctant to try as it's dated 2004 ver 2.3.
I have also looked at upgrades for MSN Messenger for Mobile 2003se & there is a site which will upgrade the product via Activesync, but with no listing of what features are available, or version No. to check against.
(Is it actually possiable to identify version of MSN Messenger running under 2003se in some way?)
Has anyone gone through this route before who can help me?
I'm currently learning C/C++ and Win32 for an attempt to write Windows CE applications, and I want to write an app that addresses the missing Bluetooth profiles on the MDA that 2003SE and most other mobile phones have. I know OBEX FTP is a major feature missing, but I'm open to ideas ...
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!
Hi,
I am developing a VOIP Application for the Windows Mobile 6. I am getting a problem while running it.The problem is that when an incoming or outgoing call is done the voice is coming from the speaker phone not from the earpeice which should be the standard solution as per my application is concerned. Please tell me the solution to this problem so that I can program my application to use the earpeice instead of the speaker phone. Is there some API function call in the Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK so that I can make it a genaral solution to all the windows mobile 6 professional devices. Also I can use the RIL Library for it but this component may not be necessary in each windows mobile 6 professional device as it is an optional component for the OEM and also Microsoft has made a strict licence policy to use it in the application. I dont know about the OSSVCS.DLL which someone has told me to use to accoomplish the task. Is this a integral component of the windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK. Can We use TAPI 2.0 API or Microsoft has put some restrictions on it also. Can I get some details from somewhere, Where I can get all the list of components of Windows Mobile which I can use in my application without licence Restictions. I am always confused in using some core libraries in windows mobile due to licence restrictions where can I know this info.
Please help me out to this.
Thanks in advance.....