Hello,
Is it possible to develop for mobile devices using the .NET compact framework, with the stand-alone version of Visual C# (Standard Edition), or is it only possible with VS.NET.
If yes, do i have to download the .NET Compact Framework, or is it included with VC#.
Thankyou.
Mobile Development with C#
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i am new to the field of Mobile Computing. I created a simple program using J2ME, and i run it using its emulator. Now i would likt to try to try it in a Windows CE emulator, but i think it only runs .NET or C++ codes. With this, i tried to look for a converter, and i saw this in windows --> Java Language Conversion Assistant 2.0. But the problem is, everytime i download it, and open it, an error message that says initialization failed. How do i use this then I am not sure if i did something wrong, but i just downloaded it, and i can't open it. please help me with this, thanks :)
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Trevor E Hilder
I had extracted a paragraph from:
http://www.provantage.com/buy-22077973-microsoft-development-tools-visual-c-net-v2003-standard-edition-shopping.htm
Support for a variety of platforms and devices - Enables programmers to rapidly build across a number of platforms. With ADO.NET and visual data tools, developers can construct data-driven software with the ability to connect to a variety of data providers, including Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle. Using ASP.NET and the ASP.NET Mobile Controls, developers can target a variety of Web browsers and mobile devices, including Internet Explorer, cellular phones, PDAs, and more. Using the Smart Device Extensions, developers can apply the same client and server design methodologies used on Windows desktop and server machines to Windows CE .NET-based devices.
The answer is yes. You can develop mobile applications with the Standard Edition.
I think the .Net Compact Framework is part of the standard edition.
Hope it helps.