CF V2 or opennetcf system.messaging ?

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Some time ago (february 2004), it was stated that OpennetCF would
support MSMQ in the near feature.
Now, (mid april 2004) I'm wondering if this "feature" is allready
available ?

I'm using VB.NET with CF, to write applications for IPAQ and intermec
760 color.

Anyone does have any idea when CF V2 will become available ?
(As MS showed at PDC that system.messaging would be included in that
release) Allready a beta out there to try ?


Best regards,
Kris (sorry for my bad English)
 
Kris,

The expected release of CFv2 is the middle of next year, and I don't think
any of the currently available tech previews (not betas) have messaging yet.
 
Neil and I talked about this in Seattle a couple weeks ago. He has it
nearly done, but isn't happy with it. He was going to re-write it, exposing
a much smaller API than his original version to more closely match what will
be in Whidbey. I've got no idea on an ETA
 
Neil and I talked about this in Seattle a couple weeks ago. He has it
nearly done, but isn't happy with it. He was going to re-write it, exposing
a much smaller API than his original version to more closely match what will
be in Whidbey. I've got no idea on an ETA
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Thanks for the feedback.
Would it be possible to allready receive a copy of this version ?
I don't need to do a lot of things with the MSMQ, I must only be able
to send small strings to a known MSMQ on a win2003 server,
and I also must be able to receive some small strings, via an event,
onto the PDA.


Thanks in advance,
Kris
 
CF V2 beta will be included into Whidbey beta and expected to be available
soon (in a few months).
Whidbey technology preview is already available; CF V2 and System.Messaging
are included.
However, you would probably have to use command line compiler as GUI is not
very stable (while CF runtime is).

Please see http://msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/preview/default.aspx for
details on technology preview.

Best regards,

Ilya

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CF V2 beta will be included into Whidbey beta and expected to be available
soon (in a few months).
Whidbey technology preview is already available; CF V2 and System.Messaging
are included.
However, you would probably have to use command line compiler as GUI is not
very stable (while CF runtime is).

Please see http://msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005/preview/default.aspx for
details on technology preview.

Best regards,

Ilya
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Well, I got the PDC release here at work, but I don't find a
system.messaging.dll in this release (only a system.messaging.xml)
My idea was to install the CF V2 and use the DLLs from the 2005
version in
my current 2003 setup.
Can someone tell me where I can find this system.messaging.dll ?


thanks in advance,
Kris
 
Hi,
The PDC release of Whidbey and the latest VS2005, distributed on this year's
MDC aren't the same build...

Alberto Silva
 
Hi,
The PDC release of Whidbey and the latest VS2005, distributed on this year's
MDC aren't the same build...

Alberto Silva
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ARGH, then I have to wait until we receive a DVD from microsoft.
(we do have an MSDN subscription)
Downloading 2.6 GB is to much for me ;-(
Can someone in the meanwhile send me the system.messaging.dll
(and some other stuff that might be needed) ?
(as getting a DVD from microsoft takes several weeks here in Belgium)


Thanks in advance,
Kris
 
System.Messaging.dll alone won't do you any good as it will only work with
CF V2 runtime.
You will have to get CF V2 CAB file for device, extract BCLs and compile
from command line.
That's not easy, so you might just wait for DVD to arrive.

Meanwhile, you can start designing your app using desktop framework.
System.Messaging in CF is a subset of a desktop System.Messaging.

Features, not supported by MSMQ CE are also not supported by CF's
System.Messaging.
For example, encryption is not supported, so Message.UseEncryption is not
available on CF.
Please consult MSMQ CE documentation for details...

Best regards,

Ilya

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