I downloaded the Windows CE 5.0 evaluation pack. Is it possible to build images for the Windows CE 5.0 emulator so I can include a Web server (httpd) in the device emulator I also want to be able to transfer files from my PC into the emulator. Is this possible using the evaluation version of Platform Builder
Building images for Windows CE 5.0 emulator httpd
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Building images for Windows CE 5.0 emulator httpd
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Yes, you can include a web server into CE 5.0 OS images - it is in the catalog under "\Core OS\Windows CE Devices\Communication Services and Networking\Servers\Web Server".
Yes, you can transfer files from your PC into the emulator. There are a couple of ways:
1) Use the Remote File Viewer that comes with Visual Studio 2005. It is in your Start menu - "Start / All Programs / Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 / Visual Studio Remote Tools".
2) Use the emulator's folder sharing to mount a directory on your Windows machine as a virtual storage card
3) Use SMB networking to connect back to your PC as \\servername\sharename
Please note that this forum is specifically for issues related to the new DeviceEmulator that shipped first in Visual Studio 2005. For general Windows CE questions, the microsoft.public.windowsce.embedded newsgroup is the best place to go.
Barry