need help developing a tiny client socket app - Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General

as subject...would like to develope a tiny socket cleint app that talks to a server using tcp/ip, anyone can point me to a site or resources site? i searched and not much available
i have vs 2005, mobile 6 pro sdk installed...and i do have experience in vb6
thanks

best advice is to google
c# socket compactframework
or
c++ socket minimfc

Rudegar said:
best advice is to google
c# socket compactframework
or
c++ socket minimfc
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thank you, that is all i needed. i just didnt know what to look for in the first place.

Hello,
Merciless said:
thank you, that is all i needed. i just didnt know what to look for in the first place.
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Try MortScript first (If you didn't try it yet). It's so brilliant and you can do amazing things with that.
Cheers,

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help with c++

do anyone know c++ and be will ing to take the time to post some of the basic commands or resourses for them.... google seems to be lacking free sources
i'm using visual basic if u have a different program you would recomend and help or comments welcome. thanks in advance.
www.cplusplus.com
ekw said:
www.cplusplus.com
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thanks alot

[Q] XobotOS Port

Hello,
I have heard that android has been ported to C#.
While this is a big thing, the reason why I am sharing this is that the performance of the C# Android version is superior than the Java one.
So my question is that can it be ported to our Heros?
Here is the link to the blog post and the github:
http://blog.xamarin.com/2012/05/01/android-in-c-sharp/
https://github.com/xamarin/XobotOS
Yeah, it sounds awesome, really Do you know if apps will b e compatible?
Edit: I think Nickoltus might be working on this?
Habarug said:
Yeah, it sounds awesome, really Do you know if apps will b e compatible?
Edit: I think Nickoltus might be working on this?
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Since is a translation from Java to C, I believe that the apps will run with no problem if a system is made to translate back from C to Java. Well, I guess that it will be a major step but we don't know if the drivers and all will be functional. All we have to do is wait
C and c# are two totally different languages. C# had more in common with java though. Sorry, just had to point it out
I guess it is possible to use it. But I'm a bit sceptical whether the graphs are fair
Cheers, R
what has to be done to build this for our heroes?
is somebody already on it?
darkmansd said:
what has to be done to build this for our heroes?
is somebody already on it?
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can you just read?
sorry, but I can't find user by the name of Nickoltus.
Can we have a word from a developer if its going to be made or is somebody working on it?
i don't think
News:
"the company says that the port was a "fun experiment" and won't be a development focus going forward, but the code has been posted to Github for curious developers to check out." - Verge
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it is nickholtus
it is a project that i am working on yes, but only when i have some time left.
so don't except it very soon

Arduino as bus pirate

Hi guys hopefully this is in the right place.
I have recently purchased my self an arduino. Now my question is , is there anyway that i can use the arduino as an alternative to a bus pirate.
I am sorry if this is a bit of a dumb question but i am a noob to hardware hacking side of things and trying to save myself a bit of cash.
Thanks in advance guys.
Its not a full replacement, but you can use UART by programming it as such.
AdamOutler said:
Its not a full replacement, but you can use UART by programming it as such.
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Thanks for that. As a noob to this is there any tutorials or anything you can recommend that would help me with this.
jonathanfoster said:
Thanks for that. As a noob to this is there any tutorials or anything you can recommend that would help me with this.
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Searching the forum always finds gold
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1235219
Half way down the OP, Adam has some instructions for this.
Arduino CANBUS shield
You may need $11.9 Arduino shield CANBUS from elecfreaks store.

[Q] java

does anyone know how to put java on the nexius 7 i need help thank you
Lol! Your question is a lot more complex then you probably realize. You'll be better off explaining in detail what your problem is, to see if nobody can find a workaround.
steve4959 said:
does anyone know how to put java on the nexius 7 i need help thank you
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my wife uses net mum and it uses jave so she says and can not open the web site
u may wish to take a look at "Jbed".. search it in google or xda.. i cant give more info as i havent used it myself..

Source to learn java for android apps?

Outside the official java tutorial site. I know that is the best site to learn java, but Ive tried and I cant keep up. It looked messy for me. So anyone got a site or a book which covers some moderate stuff? Im not looking for game development. Also, I've managed to make my own simple notepad app, from the exercise at google. So no "hello world" tutorials, please.
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First head java very good book for learning java, I learned from there
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Paulius7 said:
First head java very good book for learning java, I learned from there
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Me, too.
It's a great book.
If you're new to Java, I would highly recommend at least learning the basics of Java and OO before launching into Android dev. Mainly because with Android dev there are a lot more moving parts than just pure Java.
Haven't taken this course myself, but looking through the contents of the course it looks quite good. At the price of 'FREE' you can't go wrong! https://www.udemy.com/java-tutorial/
Once you're more familiar with Java, this is a good reference book: http://www.amazon.com/Effective-Java-Edition-Joshua-Bloch/dp/0321356683
ArigatoLowLife said:
Outside the official java tutorial site. ...
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What is the official java tutorial site?
javapimp said:
What is the official java tutorial site?
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Here you go: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
Welcome to the forum by the way.
nikwen said:
Here you go: [link removed 'cause I'm a noob]
Welcome to the forum by the way.
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Oh yeah, that makes sense! Seems like a stupid question now. I've always tended to avoid the tutorials from the actual vendors since they are typically the worst. I guess I sometimes forget they even exist...
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javapimp said:
Oh yeah, that makes sense! Seems like a stupid question now. I've always tended to avoid the tutorials from the actual vendors since they are typically the worst. I guess I sometimes forget they even exist...
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i think if u have better foundation of c or c++ the learning lava will hardly take one month...
i will give my example i learnt c++ in my 12th standard...
then for developing android app i learnt java by myself without any tutorials or guides ,just used eclipse IDE and source codes of sample android app...
and now my android app is in playstore... and i made my app opensource and u can see my app in this thread..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2547427
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Oh yeah, that makes sense! Seems like a stupid question now. I've always tended to avoid the tutorials from the actual vendors since they are typically the worst. I guess I sometimes forget they even exist...
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I haven't used them, too. The Head First Java book did the job.
nikwen said:
I haven't used them, too. The Head First Java book did the job.
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Paulius7 said:
First head java very good book for learning java, I learned from there
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Since you both recommend this book, I'll give it a try. I found 'Head First Java Second Edition' on Amazon. Seems like there are two different versions. Which did you guys read? Thanks for the help
I have Head First Java, 2nd Edition This book amazing because it's explain like in life events or something like that then you very easy to learn it.
ArigatoLowLife said:
Since you both recommend this book, I'll give it a try. I found 'Head First Java Second Edition' on Amazon. Seems like there are two different versions. Which did you guys read? Thanks for the help
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I used the German edition of the book. I recommend to choose the second edition as it should contain information that is more up to date.

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