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I am trying to build a non-graphical windows mobile app for use on a samsung
device that uses verizon as a wireless connection. What I would like to
replicate is similar to what the pocket IE does, that is, whne IE opens it
checks to see if I am connected to the internet, and if not it starts a
dialer app that uses the information stored in "my connections", upon refresh
or new page it checks my connection again and will dial out for me as needed.


Will opennetcf objects do this?

Looks like there are lots of posts in regards to similar matters.
If I'm beating a dead horse, forgive me...

Thanks for your time,
 
ED said:
I am trying to build a non-graphical windows mobile app for use on a samsung
device that uses verizon as a wireless connection. What I would like to
replicate is similar to what the pocket IE does, that is, whne IE opens it
checks to see if I am connected to the internet, and if not it starts a
dialer app that uses the information stored in "my connections", upon refresh
or new page it checks my connection again and will dial out for me as needed.


Will opennetcf objects do this?

I am trying to improve on a vbscript that I run in a program called ArcPad
ArcPad is a GIS app with a GPS connector. I am using it to capture GPS points
and pass them to a Sequel server, via an asp page. The problem with this > > > approach, is that if a connection fails, ArcPad displays a message box, if the user > does not respond quickly, it will keep putting up message boxes, and the device >will need to be reset... not good.

Looks like there are lots of posts in regards to similar matters.
If I'm beating a dead horse, forgive me...

Thanks for your time,
 
Just Use ConnectionManager class, in that Use Connect Method.
It will open whichever connection is available. In case GPRS is configured
and off, then it will directly connect just like IE connects. In case GPRS
and WIFI both are configured, it will continue with the WIFI.


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