I tried to find the answer to this question, but could only find a lot of partial answers.
Can WSE 3.0 be used with the Compact Framework 2.0 on Mobile 5.0 PPC devices
I tried to find the answer to this question, but could only find a lot of partial answers.
Can WSE 3.0 be used with the Compact Framework 2.0 on Mobile 5.0 PPC devices
Can WSE 3.0 be used used with the Compact Framework 2.0 on Mobile 5.0 devices?
Voodoo
so how should a .net cf app talk to a server with a secure connection
SOAP / Web Services work great to move data and stuff...
but what if you need a mobile client to process a CC auth
so if WSE is not going to make it to .net cf then what will
the full .net is a 20 meg download.
silverlight is about 5-6 megs.
seems to me that .net cf should grow a bit...
xp embeded is not an option if the device is a CE or WM device....
kryzchek
Please post a request for WSE 3 support on the product feedback site. We'll consider it for next version should there be enough requests.
Also please keep in mind NETCF is a compact framework, it will never have full framework functionality. If required functionality is unavailable, it might be available from 3rd parties. Alternatively you can step up to XP embedded and full framework.
Meanwhile you can consider message based alternatives with, say, MSMQ.
micwazoo
thus WSE 3 not available,
WSE2 is, but I see there is no Visual Studio support for 2005
Can somebody share his experience with WSE2, VS2005
difference between ws-security/ws conversation
Working with compact framework --> better SSL (+good reasons so I can use these argues)
Methods to authenticate pda, windows mobile 5 at a server, without giving credentials
Sorry, if I'm pushing to much and all about the same. but I'm drowning in this stuff. I have an SSL implementation working. But for school I have to consider if possible WS security /secureconversation for CF...
claudia galimberti
Here are my thoughts on this.
I think MS is dropping the ball.
pallavi
No Compact Framework 2.0 does not include support for WSE 3.0
OpenNETCF however has a library that enables you to use WSE 2.0 functionality.
See more info here: http://opennetcf.org/library/OpenNETCF.Web.Services2.html
Thanks.