I have an XDA I and want to develop a program using EVB 3.0 to read and write SMS. Sending SMS is no problem as there is a sample code on
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnppc2k2/html/introappprogsms.asp
but the problem is how to write code to read new SMS received.....
Anyone who has got the clue to do so?
This code is the part of a large software already developed in EVB so I can't switch to EVC to implement this code in EVC...
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The company which i work for is currently seeking developers to employ on a software engineering project.
Software is quite simple;
Invalidate the UI which comes with OS
Execute commands according to incoming call
If you are interested, please send your CV to
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Subject: XDA Software Development
If your CV is not ready, you can post a message with some references, and if there are no references available and if you still think you can handle this, you'll be given a trial task to accomplish.
I'll be the project manager so you can contact me directly as well,
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Looking forward to hear from you.
Greetings to all developers.
Hello there,
as you know, MS PPC SDK is too big for dial up user like me
So, I'm looking for small unofficial API so I can download it and develop for it
I don't need a big API, jus API lets me add textbox and button
If there is no such API like this, please I need some developer to develop small application. I'll tell him details (Its sooo small app)
Regards
For simple apps, it's quite easy to knock them up in HTML and javascript. Also the PPC platform contains an ASP web server, for more complex apps that need file access etc. It also means that you can build/tweak them on the go directly on the device.
Wow, thats would be great to develop in ASP,HTML and Javascript. especilally in ASP which has good functionality
but this would be in IE, or it will be ran as independent program ?
Pardon my english
Yeah, unfortunately it'd all run under pocket internet explorer.
There's a plethoa of other freebie/cheap languages out there
PocketC; NSBasic; CEBasic; PocketPCPython; Waba; PocketScheme; J; etc; but at the end of the day it's worth getting the MS dev tools as they're what everybody uses.
Don't MS offer a CD of it for a nominal charge .. aha eVT3 $7.85 from https://microsoft.order-5.com/trial...oper+Tools&product_id=X09-17298&cookie_test=1
What exactly is it you're trying to build and on what platform?
Thanks very much for the link
I'll buy it now, its really cheap
I want to develop a program for PPC2002 PE, Windows2003Mobile to handle SMS better than inbox program
I found good program for developing palm os,symbian and ppc applications using VB6. the program is MobileVB and it is not too big to download
Regards
Handling SMS - a word of caution, the XDAI doesn't have a decent way of handling SMS receiving - you either need to pick it up from the inbox, or replace the entire existing SMS handing application with your own app - and that's a lot of code - not just messages, but also receipts, QOS, WAP push etc.
MobileVB is quite nice, but it's rather expensive for the casual developer.
Hello there
Thanks for answering
I bought eVT and waiting for it
I tried MobileVB but it doesn't worth that money so I didn't buy it
Actually , my idea was to get the messages from sms inbox and show it to be compaitable with nokia screen in addition to to view MMS better and Biz Cards correctly
If you have any helpfull informations I'll be glad to hear from you
Regards
Hello,
I'm developing an application for windows mobile 6.5. Im writing the code in c#.net and want to send sms due to my app.
I checked out the POOM and sms sending worked fine.
Code:
SmsMessage msg = new SmsMessage();
msg.To.Add(receiver);
msg.Body = messageText;
msg.Send();
But there's one problem. I want that the messages will be saved/copied to the "send messages" folder, after my program has sent them.
How can I realize that. Is it possible with the POOM, oder should I work with MAPI and generate a converted copy of the msg-Object in the "send messages"-folder?
greets,
raffi
p.s.: Please excuse my english. I'm a german pupil and I knwo that my english isn't the best. So if you got in trouble, while reading my post, ask me and I'll try to explain the problematic part in another way...
I dont know how to implement the code, but I believe that it involves the SmsAccount class and the Folder class. I have seen examples online showing something like :
Code:
SmsAccount x;
Folder outbox;
outbox = x.outbox;
or something of the likes, but I cannot produce that code when making my own program without getting errors about undefined properties, etc. THe MSDN site is pretty useless on this topic too. It seems as tho the Microsoft.WindowsMobile class and its subclasses are under-documented...
I am trying to write an application where I can test G-Forces. Very much like Pocket GForce did, but for a totally different reason. I want to use my device in crash testing of smaller objects. It seems at one time Ikari released his source code but has since removed it. I have asked him for it, but did not get a response.
I am very new to the Window Mobile and C# platform. I am old time PHP guy.
I have reviewed the code of the Windows Mobile Unified Sensor API, but as I said I am very new to this platform and cant seem to track down the output of the accelerometor in the sample code.
Does anyone one else know of some source code I could review to learn how to interact with the device and get the values I need.
Thanks
Hello,
I'm new to prgramming with C# and wanted to know how I can read a value from the phone's registry and display its data in a TextBox on WP7?
Thanks
The problem isn't C# per se, but the public phone API doesn't allow registry access. If you only need read support, there's a library out there that will give you read capability on most of the registry, though you won't get write (permissions issue). Write surrport is also available on some devices, though that gets... tricky.
One place you can find this library, along with an example of how to use it, is in my IE Search Switcher app, located on this site. The short version is you include the native.dll library, enable some optional application capabilities, use the phone's interop library to get COM import into C#, and import the nativle library using COM. You can then call them from the managed (C#/.NET) code.
The Homebrew library comments and and included readme should explain enough to get you started. Be aware that any app doing this will fail Marketplace certification; you'll only be able to distribute it to people who have developer-unlocked phones.