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Ginny Caughey [MVP]
Sami,
You really should be using VS 2005 to create WM 5.0 apps.
You really should be using VS 2005 to create WM 5.0 apps.
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Is it possible to develop app for Windows Mobile 2005 using Visual Studio.NET 2003 and Windows Mobil
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Sami
Hello,
My application was written using embedded Visual Basic 3.0 for PocketPC
2002. After PPC2003 came out I was able to easily use my app with a few
changes under PPC2003.
Now I have a device with Windows Mobile 2005 and my eVB3.0 app does not work
anymore.
What would be my best bet for running eVB 3.0 under Windows Mobile 2005.
I have Visual Studio.NET 2003 installed in my Development PC. Do I have to
rewrite the whole eVB3.0 app under VS.NET 2003 using Windows Moible 2005
SDK. Or do I need Visual Studio 2005 and rewrite the eVB3.0 app using that
instead?
My application was written using embedded Visual Basic 3.0 for PocketPC
2002. After PPC2003 came out I was able to easily use my app with a few
changes under PPC2003.
Now I have a device with Windows Mobile 2005 and my eVB3.0 app does not work
anymore.
What would be my best bet for running eVB 3.0 under Windows Mobile 2005.
I have Visual Studio.NET 2003 installed in my Development PC. Do I have to
rewrite the whole eVB3.0 app under VS.NET 2003 using Windows Moible 2005
SDK. Or do I need Visual Studio 2005 and rewrite the eVB3.0 app using that
instead?
S
Steve Maillet \(eMVP\)
What would be my best bet for running eVB 3.0 under Windows Mobile 2005.
eVB reached End of Line a while ago. There is no support for it on WM5 or
later devices.
eVB reached End of Line a while ago. There is no support for it on WM5 or
later devices.
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Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]
"Possible", yes; a great idea, probably not. You'd have to target Pocket PC
2003 with VS.NET 2003 (which doesn't support WM5), and I don't think that
you'd be able to connect to, deploy to, or debug on, your WM5 device from
that environment, but the EXE itself would probably work.
Paul T.
2003 with VS.NET 2003 (which doesn't support WM5), and I don't think that
you'd be able to connect to, deploy to, or debug on, your WM5 device from
that environment, but the EXE itself would probably work.
Paul T.
M
MSenne
In case you haven't seen it, here is a nice tool support matrix from
the Windows Mobile team. Should be pretty clear as to what you can do
with what.
http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2005/06/02/424382.aspx
-MSenne
the Windows Mobile team. Should be pretty clear as to what you can do
with what.
http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2005/06/02/424382.aspx
-MSenne
G
gh
You could convert to NS Basic/CE. It's similar to eVB, and there is a
converter:
http://www.nsbasic.com/ce/info/technotes/TN30.htm
It runs on WM5 and has a number of other advantages.
(Disclosure: I work for NS Basic. Feel free to send me questions
directly at (e-mail address removed))
converter:
http://www.nsbasic.com/ce/info/technotes/TN30.htm
It runs on WM5 and has a number of other advantages.
(Disclosure: I work for NS Basic. Feel free to send me questions
directly at (e-mail address removed))