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Embedded Visual Basic: Windows Ce And Pocket Pc Mobile Applications
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Résumé
In this book you'll explore in-depth eVB's inherent features, and how to use them to solve typical mobile application programming tasks. You'll obtain sample applications-and learn to write your own for a wide array of business problems for Windows CE-powered devices, both customized and for the popular Pocket PC and Handheld PC products. The documentation in this book addresses a current lack of good resources available on VB development for Windows CE. eMbedded Visual Basic helps ease the transition into the language for new programmers and provides a reference for more experienced developers.
Sommaire
- An introduction to Windows CE
- Introducing eMbedded Visual Basic
- Manipulating files
- Working with menu controls for Pocket PC
- Using the Windows CE WinSock for IR communication
- The Pocket Outlook Object Model: accessing contacts and calendar items
- Storing and retrieving data with ActiveX Data Objects CE
- Using SQL Server in a mobile environment
- Harnessing the Windows CE API
Caractéristiques
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Date de parution26/03/2002
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Editeur
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ISBN0-672-32277-3
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EAN9780672322778
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PrésentationBroché
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Nb. de pages401 pages
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Poids0.695 Kg
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Dimensions19,0 cm × 23,0 cm × 2,3 cm
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À propos des auteurs
Christopher Tacke is an Associate at Rubicon Technologies, Inc., a firm specializing in mobile application development using CE, Palm, and Blackberry. His career started with VB for the Windows PC platform and rapidly grew to include the eMbedded version of Visual Basic as well as C, C++, ATL/COM, and SQL. He bas designed, written, and deployed several mobile applications. Chris is also President and co-founder of Innovative Decision Support Systems, Inc., a firm specializing in data collection and analysis solutions.
Tim Bassett, MCSE, MCSD, MCT, MCP+Site Building, has more than eight years experience as a lead programmer on many emerging technologies. As Mobile Application Group Manager at Rubicon, Tim was responsible for a large percentage of Rubicon's research and development, as well as the training of Rubicon's associates. Currently Tim does independent consulting for mobile applications running on both Windows CE and Palm OS.