OpenNETCF.Desktop.Communication Question

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Daissy

Hi, can anybody guide me in how to use the OpenNETCF.Desktop.Communication
library to detect a running process in my connected device ?

Thanks in advance
 
I don't think the library gives the ability to pull back a list of running
processes. I think you would have to launch an application on the device
which checks whether a process is running (e.g. using ToolHelp APIs) and
have some method to communicate this back to the desktop (write to the
registry, file, socket etc).

Peter

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Hi, can anybody guide me in how to use the OpenNETCF.Desktop.Communication
library to detect a running process in my connected device ?

Thanks in advance
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If you're comfortable with C, you can write a RAPI extension method and
use OpenNETCF.Desktop.Communications.RAPI.Invoke to execute the method.
The method should enumerate the processes on the device using the
ToolHelp API. It's relatively straightforward to do.
 
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