AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies()

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Hello,

I need to get the Current Domain assemblies:
Assembly[] assm = AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies()

the CF don't have "AppDomin.GetAssemblies()"

what can I do in order to get the Current Domain Assemblies list?

Thanks
 
Hi all,
there are some commercial tool or even a way to manage a smart phone
pocket pc from a desktop ? I want to do things like change device
config, see a real time screen on the field ...
The smart phone use WM5.

Thanks in advance.

Rodrigo Gomes
Mobile Developer
 
You can use the remote display power toy. It's a download from
www.microsoft.com/downloads. I don't think that it works with a SmartPhone,
but it should work with a Pocket PC. There are commercial device managers
around. If you want to simply control one device, yours, maybe the power
toy is enough.

Paul T.
 
Paul said:
You can use the remote display power toy. It's a download from
www.microsoft.com/downloads. I don't think that it works with a SmartPhone,
but it should work with a Pocket PC. There are commercial device managers
around. If you want to simply control one device, yours, maybe the power
toy is enough.

Paul T.
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I can use the remote display to manage the pocket pc even if it isn't
connected to a desktop, I mean use it to access the real device by a
phone connection or something like that ? In fact what I needed is to
take control of a field device like a VNC Server or Remote Desktop tool.

Rodrigo G.
 
The phone has to call your desktop PC up by its IP address so, you have to
have an Internet-accessible IP address for your PC, a path through any
firewalls, etc. to the port that the remote display server running on your
PC opens, and a means for the device to contact that IP, presumably via WiFi
or GPRS.

There is nothing that I'm aware of in Pocket PC to allow you to connect
*outgoing* to it, and even if there were, what's your device's IP address?
It's different every time you connect. How are you going to get that
information to your desktop PC?

The issues associated with remote management of computers over the Internet
mostly come down to things that don't have anything to do with the base
network layer, but how to find them.

Paul T.
 
These are 2:

Odyssey Software's Athena
iAnywhere's Afaria


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