I have a working VB application which I literally cut and pasted the
code from into a new project on the Windows mobile platform rather that
straight windows. The only difference is the use of the uniobjects for
compact framework .dll in the windows mobile application.
This is an internal non routable subnet with symbol guns connecting to a
server. I can not run a web service because I can't run an http service
on the server due to PCI requirements.
Yes, I could probably take the demo C# app apart and insert my own code
but why should I have to do that? It should work in VB as I have it
constructed. It works in windows and as an ASP web application so why
should it not work on this platform.
Tony Gravagno wrote:
While a direct connection from UO sounds elegant, I would advise
that such connectivity should be carefully considered. If you're
coming into U2 from the outside world via UO, then you may have a
direct and insecure connection to your DBMS exposed to the world.
I recommend instead using a web service to a middle-tier web
server, which then communicates with U2 via UO. Doing this is
dirt-simple, and examples are plentiful. BTW, if you get web
services working then you can use the same middle/back-end code
for any device/client.
As far as languages go, C# and VB.NET both target the .NET
Framework, and as such the calls are exactly the same, just with
different syntax. What one should take from "examples" is not
working code, but a guide of how the process works. With that
you should be able to implement in any language. Respectfully, I
don't care what language you use, but if an example in another
language in the same framework does you no good, then you need to
better grasp on the framework rather than focusing on the
language. This may be why you got total silence from Rocket.
Also, BTW, there are free C#/VB language converters on the 'net,
if you really need to do that.
T
From: Holt, Jake
Are you using a secure connection or connection pooling? I
don't think
either are supported yet with UniObjects on the compact
framework.
From: Jeff Schasny
Has anyone successfully written a VB application using
the compact framework .dll? I attempted to convert on
of my working Windows/Uniobjects applications and have
never been able to get a session open under Windows
Mobile. All of the example apps are C# which really
does me no good. Case number 470569*US was opened
with Rocket on 12/01/10 which has resulted in total
silence.
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