Can I run compact framework 2 on CE.NET version 4.20?

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SammyBar

Hi,

I'm developing a small data capture application. My target device is the
Symbol MC9000-G device that comes with CE.NET version 4.20. My question are:
Does the v 4.20 support the compact framework (CF) version 2, or should I
stick to version 1 of the CF?
Is it possible to upload CF2 to CE.NET version 4.20?
I don't have the device yet but I started development with the emulator. I
started to use some CF2 features and I'm afraid it will not work on the real
device.

Thanks in advance
Sammy
 
SammyBar said:
I'm developing a small data capture application. My target device is the
Symbol MC9000-G device that comes with CE.NET version 4.20. My question are:
Does the v 4.20 support the compact framework (CF) version 2, or should I
stick to version 1 of the CF?
Is it possible to upload CF2 to CE.NET version 4.20?
I don't have the device yet but I started development with the emulator. I
started to use some CF2 features and I'm afraid it will not work on the real
device.
Click to expand...
Scheduled first half of 2006 there will be service pack for CF 2.0 which
will support CE 4.20

Marc
 
Scheduled first half of 2006 there will be service pack for CF 2.0 which
will support CE 4.20
Click to expand...

I can't wait: my deadline is in two weeks!!!
How about developing for the CE 4.20 by using VS 2005? I'm trying with the
emulator and I have my doubts....
 
I'm also developing for the CE 4.20 platform and I've tested using the CF
1.0 and Visual Studio 2005 and it seems to work fine on my ARM unit.
Microsoft says it is not supported so you would have to do it on your own
risk. CF 2.0 is not possible yet.
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Wich is your configuration? When you create the new project, which template
did you used? Which smart device type do you use?

Thanks for your response
Sammy
 
The emulator won't give you a true indication of how your app will behave on
the device.

I have been developing a few apps for the MC9000 series,
but have been using VS 2003 and CF 1 sp3.

Cheers

Robert
 
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