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Which version of EVC++ should I be using with Windows Mobile 2003
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| AndyCarr 2005-01-23, 4:04 pm |
| Hi,
I have two smartphones, a motorola MP X200 (Smartphone 20002 ARM OMAP 710)
and a SPV C500 (Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Ed. ARM OMAP 730)
And my problem is I have written a DLL application that compiles/builds on
Embedded VC++ 3.0 using Smartphone 2002 SDK and works fine on the Motorola
but not the SPV. I get an error message: Error: Make sure you have selected
correct platform etc.
So I have tried compiling/building the software on Embedded VC++ 4.0 sp4
using Smartphone 2003 SDK and again it compiles/builds fine, but I get the
following error message when it tries to connect to the device to download –
Error: Connection was not created.
I’m using ActiveSync 3.7 but have also tried ActiveSync 3.8 does anyone have
any ideas? Should I be using EVC++ 3 or 4? Should I be using a different SDK?
or Could it be a security issue?
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Thanks
Andy C
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| AndyCarr 2005-01-23, 4:04 pm |
| OK, Looks like this issue is the SPV C500 is locked by default! So is there
any way (through software) of unlocking this phone so that I can run by own
apps?
"AndyCarr" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have two smartphones, a motorola MP X200 (Smartphone 20002 ARM OMAP 710)
> and a SPV C500 (Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Ed. ARM OMAP 730)
>
> And my problem is I have written a DLL application that compiles/builds on
> Embedded VC++ 3.0 using Smartphone 2002 SDK and works fine on the Motorola
> but not the SPV. I get an error message: Error: Make sure you have selected
> correct platform etc.
>
> So I have tried compiling/building the software on Embedded VC++ 4.0 sp4
> using Smartphone 2003 SDK and again it compiles/builds fine, but I get the
> following error message when it tries to connect to the device to download –
> Error: Connection was not created.
>
> I’m using ActiveSync 3.7 but have also tried ActiveSync 3.8 does anyone have
> any ideas? Should I be using EVC++ 3 or 4? Should I be using a different SDK?
> or Could it be a security issue?
>
> --
> Thanks
>
> Andy C
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| Jason W 2005-01-23, 4:04 pm |
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AndyCarr wrote:
> OK, Looks like this issue is the SPV C500 is locked by default! So is
there
> any way (through software) of unlocking this phone so that I can run
by own[color=darkred]
> apps?
>
> "AndyCarr" wrote:
>
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4.0 sp4[color=darkred]
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| Jason W 2005-01-23, 4:04 pm |
| Andy, your connection not created error does not sound to me that it
would be a phone locking issue. eVC4 is the correct environment for
Smartphone 2003 development. Have you successfully run spdps /create
/device in the Smartphone 2003\tools directory? There is an update
that you will need to download for spdps since you have SP4 installed.
Jason
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| Jason W 2005-01-23, 4:04 pm |
| Andy, I don't believe your connection not created error is there
because your phone is locked. eVC4 is the correct environment for
Windows Mobile 2003 development. Have you successfully run spdps
/device in the Smartphone 2003 tools directory? Also be aware that
there is an update for spdps for eVC4 SP4 that likely needs to be
installed.
Jason
AndyCarr wrote:
> OK, Looks like this issue is the SPV C500 is locked by default! So is
there
> any way (through software) of unlocking this phone so that I can run
by own[color=darkred]
> apps?
>
> "AndyCarr" wrote:
>
OMAP 710)[color=darkred]
compiles/builds on[color=darkred]
Motorola[color=darkred]
selected[color=darkred]
4.0 sp4[color=darkred]
get the[color=darkred]
download -[color=darkred]
anyone have[color=darkred]
different SDK?[color=darkred]
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| AndyCarr wrote:
> Hi,
> I have two smartphones, a motorola MP X200 (Smartphone 20002 ARM OMAP 710)
> and a SPV C500 (Windows Mobile 2003 2nd Ed. ARM OMAP 730)
> And my problem is I have written a DLL application that compiles/builds on
> Embedded VC++ 3.0 using Smartphone 2002 SDK and works fine on the Motorola
> but not the SPV. I get an error message: Error: Make sure you have selected
> correct platform etc.
> So I have tried compiling/building the software on Embedded VC++ 4.0 sp4
> using Smartphone 2003 SDK and again it compiles/builds fine, but I get the
> following error message when it tries to connect to the device to download
–
> Error: Connection was not created.
> I’m using ActiveSync 3.7 but have also tried ActiveSync 3.8 does anyone
have
> any ideas? Should I be using EVC++ 3 or 4? Should I be using a different
SDK?
> or Could it be a security issue?
The security features of Smartphone devices make it necessary to sign
certain files that are used to support the development and debugging
process. During the installation of the Smartphone SDK, this process is
performed automatically for the files that the device emulator uses.
However, when you want to enable a real Smartphone device for testing and
debugging, you will need to complete this file-signing process manually.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ne_security.asp
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