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xpacotte

Hello,

I have a device connect with activeSync.
I can acced to my computer with PPP_PEER adress.
I would like acced to other PC in network ?
How can I do?

Regards
 
use \\ipaddress\sharename format, i.e. \\192.168.0.1\MyShare
Make sure that in your network settings the option My Network Card Connects
To is set to "Work"
 
Actually if you use IP address, My Network Card Connects To should be set to
Internet
 
You need to use Socket class, but the FTP protocol is non-trivial - you have
to maintain two connections
 
Thanks this answers.

I have already a program which work under PC with socket., but not work with
ce.net
I would like connect him to a FTP Server which an other pc which is on
network.
What is adress for acceed at this pc ?

Regards.
 
Any working WinSock program from the desktop should be relatively easy to
port to Windows CE.NET. At worst, a poor design decision might have been
made in the desktop version, using WSAAsync calls, for example. That type
of thing is easy to recode.

I don't understand your question. It sounds like you're asking us the IP
address of a PC on your network. How would we know?

Paul T.
 
In fact, I want to acceed at another PC which is on network.
Because with IP address of PC, this not work.

Regards.
 
Is there some good documentation for utilizing FTP via a connection from a
Pocket PC Phone? Is ther a .Net way of connecting to the network if you are
not connected, and once connected is there a .Net way of utilizing FTP.
Does using p/invoke mean your not running managed code? Is managed code
important when running on a Pocket device? We would really like to be able
to collect data and then FTP it to our server on the internet.

Byron...
 
P/Invoking is a means of calling into the standard API of the device (or a
custom DLL which is not in managed code). During execution of the P/Invoke,
no, you are not running managed code. I think that, if you set your device
up to connect automatically to the Internet via your favorite means, when
you attempt to open an FTP connection, the connection manager should
establish the connection. This question should go to a new thread, though,
since it's off-topic...

Paul T.
 
Is the connection manager included with the Compact Framework, or is it
including on the operating system? If so then mine does not work. We have
to manually launch it, unless we are using IE which seems to launch it
automatically. Is there a setting that we may have missed?

Byron...
 
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