Because you're deploying to a Pocket PC 2002, you do not need to use the
Select Windows CE device CPU menu. That menu is for non-PPC non-Smartphone
devices.
I'm concerned that all of the uninstall/reinstall you've done could have
removed the registry key that you need for Active Sync deployment. Could
you run the ProxyPorts tool on your desktop to ensure that the key is
present?
The only other thing I can think of is the crypto keys might be corrupt.
We're removing the crypto keys from our next version of Visual Studio, so
that this problem won't happen anymore. The Utilities that you downloaded
should contain both the delcryptokey.exe and the deldesktopcryptkey.exe
tools. Follow the instructions to run each tool, and let me know if it
helps. Thanks!
Regards,
Christin Boyd
Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation
This post is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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| Ctrl-F5 builds the application and makes it ready to
| deploy. When I click the 'Deploy' button, I get the
| MsgBox: "There were deployment errors, continue?" If I
| click yes, I get (in the output box), "Deploying to
| PocketPC Device using TCP Connect Transport. Error: Cannot
| establish a connection. Be sure the device is physically
| connected to the development computer".
| My device is a PocketPC 2002 iPAQ h5455. The CPU is an
| Intel PXA250. The OS version is Windows CE 3.0. I believe
| that it is an ARMV.5TE. I got that from the Intel web
| site. This is another point of confusion.
| The Tools->Select Windows CE Device CPU (menu) dialog box
| lists ARMV4, ARMV4I and ARMV4T selections only. Not sure
| which one I should select.
| My development computer's OS is WindowsXP Pro.
| I did a search on my desktop for CeFileViewer. It was not
| found. I do have the PocketPC2002 SDK installed. Is that
| the same one you referred to ? I used it to develop
| embedded VB applications, which downloaded ok via Active
| Sync (not without the usual Active Sync type problems).
| I'm working with a trial version of VS 2003 Pro. I
| reinstalled it several times with no success in resolving
| this problem. At this point, I am desperate for help on
| this matter. I've been working on it for about 3 wks. and
| feel absolutely helpless. Everyting else appears to work
| ok, except for this deployment problem.
| I truly appreciate the help you have offered.
|
| Thank you,
| John
| >-----Original Message-----
| >Are you able launch the project from VS using Ctrl-F5?
| >What is your device exactly? Does it have toolhelp.dll
| (this is critical).
| >You cannot see dlls using the explorer or File Explorer
| on the device, but
| >you can see them using CeFileViewer from PPC 2002 SDK
| >
| >| >> The Loopback Adapter is installed. It is required to run
| >> the emulator, which functions ok. I also reinstalled VS
| >> many times with no help.
| >> I noticed that the MS FAQs that relate to this problem
| all
| >> seem to mention a requirement for Win CE .NET 4.1 or
| 4.2.
| >> These versions do not apply to PPC 2002 (Vers 3.0) which
| >> is what I have. Doesn't anyone else have this problem
| with
| >> this version (3.0)?
| >>
| >> Thanx,
| >> John
| >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >Try installing Microsoft Loopback adapter as described
| in
| >> FAQ 11.13
| >> >If this does not help, reinstall Visual Studio
| >> >
| >> >| >> >> No, I don't have a network card in my PC. I think I
| need
| >> >> to make an initial connection with Active Sync, and
| >> then I
| >> >> guess come kind of dialog occurs between systems to
| >> allow
| >> >> the TCP transport to work properly. Is that correct?
| >> >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >> >Do you have a network card in yor PC?
| >> >> >
| message
| >> >> >| >> >> >> Thanks for the reply! I suspected this was the
| case,
| >> >> but I
| >> >> >> wasn't sure.
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >> Can you help me on my connectivity problem?
| >> >> >>
| >> >> >> Thanx,
| >> >> >> John
| >> >> >> >-----Original Message-----
| >> >> >> >The Smart Device Extensions (SDE) was a term used
| >> with
| >> >> >> the beta. It was a
| >> >> >> >piece that was installed to add device
| programming
| >> to
| >> >> >> Studio 2002. When
| >> >> >> >Studio 2003 was released, it had smart device
| >> >> >> programmability (SDP) built
| >> >> >> >in, so the SDE was rendered obsolete.
| >> >> >> >
| >> >> >> >If you have Studio 2003, you have SDP. Note that
| >> you
| >> >> >> must have Studio, not
| >> >> >> >a single-language edition.
| >> >> >> >
| >> >> >> >--
| >> >> >> >Chris Tacke, eMVP
| >> >> >> >Co-Founder and Advisory Board Member
| >> >> >> >
www.OpenNETCF.org
| >> >> >> >---
| >> >> >> >Windows CE Product Manager
| >> >> >> >Applied Data Systems
| >> >> >> >
www.applieddata.net
| >> >> >> >
| >> >> >> >
| >> message
| >> >> >> >| >> >> >> >> Recently installed a trial version of VS.NET
| 2003
| >> >> Pro.
| >> >> >> >> Just getting started using it.
| >> >> >> >> Everything seems to work ok, but cannot connect
| >> to a
| >> >> PPC
| >> >> >> >> 2002. I'm using Active Sync 3.7 (also tried
| 3.5)
| >> >> thru a
| >> >> >> >> serial port. Found a MS KB article that refers
| to
| >> >> >> >> corrupted proxyReg settings causing this, but
| it
| >> did
| >> >> not
| >> >> >> >> fix my problem. I've previously written several
| >> >> programs
| >> >> >> >> in embedded VB and downloaded ok with Active
| Sync.
| >> >> >> >> Also, I'm not familiar with the TCP transport
| >> option
| >> >> >> that
| >> >> >> >> is available for connection.
| >> >> >> >>
| >> >> >> >> Also would like to know what happened to Smart
| >> Device
| >> >> >> >> Extensions. Have a textbook that says I must
| have
| >> it
| >> >> >> >> installed along with .NET Compact Framework,
| but
| >> that
| >> >> >> SDE
| >> >> >> >> is not available in the Pro edition of VB.NET.
| >> Can't
| >> >> >> find
| >> >> >> >> anything at any MS web site about it. Has it
| >> morphed
| >> >> >> into
| >> >> >> >> something else (Smart Device Programming??).
| Do I
| >> >> need
| >> >> >> it
| >> >> >> >> in my system?
| >> >> >> >
| >> >> >> >
| >> >> >> >.
| >> >> >> >
| >> >> >
| >> >> >
| >> >> >.
| >> >> >
| >> >
| >> >
| >> >.
| >> >
| >
| >
| >.
| >
|
