How to get visual components?

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Stijn Verrept

I'm making a pocket pc application and using this as a guide:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnroad/
html/road08272002.asp

I can connect to SQL server fine but I was wondering if it isn't
possible to put a SqlConnection and SQLCommand and ... on the form
(visual) instead of needing to create is all in code? Is this possible
for Pocket PC? The components are all grayed out although I'm using
them in code.
 
Stijn said:
I'm making a pocket pc application and using this as a guide:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnroa
d/ html/road08272002.asp

I can connect to SQL server fine but I was wondering if it isn't
possible to put a SqlConnection and SQLCommand and ... on the form
(visual) instead of needing to create is all in code? Is this
possible for Pocket PC? The components are all grayed out although
I'm using them in code.
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Nobody knows this? If it isn't possible just say so then I don't need
to look for it anymore.
 
Stijn, I've done some work with the PocketPC platform but It's been awhile.
The approach you take to get the data and refresh is very (very) different
from normal "connected" architectures. No, the designers don't work with the
mobile devices. We'll be writing a book on this sometime in 2005 if you can
wait. ;)

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William said:
Stijn, I've done some work with the PocketPC platform but It's been
awhile. The approach you take to get the data and refresh is very
(very) different from normal "connected" architectures. No, the
designers don't work with the mobile devices. We'll be writing a book
on this sometime in 2005 if you can wait. ;)
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Thanks for the reply, I hope to get this going a bit earlier than 2005
though :-)
 
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