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Sarah Smith
hello,
This is an old question, but one I'm still a little unclear about.
When you've finnished writing, debugging and building your .NT CF app,
you need to be able to install it in a pain free manner on a user's
Pocket PC.
The build tools in VS2003 build a CAB file and an INF file (with
several CAB files for different devices).
I understand it is not enough to just copy 2 files to the device.
Several actions need to be performed. The CAB file needs to be
unpacked and placed correctly etc..
Is this the job of the INF file? or is there a feature of active sync
that will take care of all of this?
Is there some feature of one of the components involved that can
figure out which CAB file should be installed? Also, is there a smart
way to detect the framework on devices older than WM2003?
SS.
PS. thanks to all so far in this group. You have saved me so much time
and I learned a lot from talking with you. Thank you.
This is an old question, but one I'm still a little unclear about.
When you've finnished writing, debugging and building your .NT CF app,
you need to be able to install it in a pain free manner on a user's
Pocket PC.
The build tools in VS2003 build a CAB file and an INF file (with
several CAB files for different devices).
I understand it is not enough to just copy 2 files to the device.
Several actions need to be performed. The CAB file needs to be
unpacked and placed correctly etc..
Is this the job of the INF file? or is there a feature of active sync
that will take care of all of this?
Is there some feature of one of the components involved that can
figure out which CAB file should be installed? Also, is there a smart
way to detect the framework on devices older than WM2003?
SS.
PS. thanks to all so far in this group. You have saved me so much time
and I learned a lot from talking with you. Thank you.