Windows CE 3.0: Application Programming (Prentice Hall Series on Microsoft Technologies)
Windows CE 3.0: Application Programming (Prentice Hall Series on Microsoft Technologies)
ISBN: 0130255920
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 181
Pages: 181
Authors: Nick Grattan, Marshall Brain
- Start
- Table of Contents
- Book Cover
- Front Matter
- Author Biography
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- 1. Introduction
- About Microsoft Windows CE
- About This Book
- About You
- About MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) and ATL (ActiveX Template Libraries)
- eMbedded Visual C11 3.0
- The Code Samples
- Unicode Text and Strings
- Error Checking
- Exception Handling and Page Faults
- Conclusion
- 2. Files
- Overview
- Opening and Reading from a File
- Getting and Setting File Information
- Conclusion
- 3. Object Store, Directory, and Network Operations
- Getting Object Store Free Space
- Creating and Deleting Directories
- Compact Flash and Other Storage Devices
- WNet Functions
- Adding and Canceling Connections
- Conclusion
- 4. Property Databases and the Registry
- Database Volumes
- Flushing a Database Volume
- Properties
- Sort Orders
- Creating a Property Database
- Opening and Closing Property Databases
- Deleting Property Databases
- Writing Records
- Reading Records
- Using the CEVT_BLOB Property Data Type
- Searching for Records
- Deleting Properties and Records
- Updating Database Records
- Database Notifications
- Listing Database Information
- Changing Database Attributes
- Using MFC Classes with Property Databases
- Accessing the Registry
- Conclusion
- 5. Processes and Threads
- Creating a Process with CreateProcess
- Process Kernel Object Handles and Identifiers
- Creating a Process with ShellExecuteEx
- Waiting for a Process to Terminate
- Process Exit Code
- Listing Running Processes
- Modules Used by a Process
- Terminating a Process
- Determining If a Previous Instance of a Process Is Running
- Threads
- Creating a Thread
- Terminating a Thread and Thread Exit Codes
- Thread Scheduling
- Thread Priorities
- Enumerating Threads
- Determine Thread Execution Times
- Creating Threads with MFC
- Conclusion
- 6. Thread Synchronization
- The Need for Synchronization
- Critical Sections
- The Interlocked Functions
- WaitForSingleObject and WaitForMultipleObjects
- Using Mutex Objects
- Using Event Objects
- Using Semaphores
- Selecting the Correct Synchronization Technique
- Thread Local Storage and Dynamic Link Libraries
- Conclusion
- 7. Notifications
- Running an Application at a Specified Time
- Using Mini-Applications with Notification
- Starting an Application on an Event
- Manually Controlling the LED
- User Notification
- CeSetUserNotificationEx
- Conclusion
- 8. Communications Using TCPIP: HTTP and Sockets
- Overview of TCPIP Communications
- Programming the HTTP Protocol
- Simple HTTP Requests
- More Complex HTTP Requests Using a Session
- Using a Proxy Server
- Connecting to Secure Sites
- Sending Data to a Server
- HTTP in Summary
- Socket Programming
- Conclusion
- 9. Serial Communications
- Basic Serial Communications
- GPS and NMEA
- Infrared and Other Devices
- Conclusion
- 10. The Remote API (RAPI)
- Initializing and Un-initializing RAPI
- Handling Errors
- A Simple RAPI ApplicationCreating a Process
- Overview of RAPI Functions
- Write Your Own RAPI Functions with CeRapiInvoke
- Conclusion
- 11. Telephone API (TAPI) and Remote Access Services (RAS)
- Introduction to Telephone API (TAPI)
- Line Initialization and Shutdown
- Enumerating TAPI Devices
- Making a Call with TAPI
- Communicating Through an Open Call
- Remote Access Services (RAS)
- Conclusion
- 12. Memory Management
- The Virtual Address Space
- Allocating Memory for Data Storage
- Obtaining System Processor and Memory Information
- Obtaining the Current Memory Status
- Application Memory Allocation
- Creating Your Own Heaps
- Handling Low-Memory Situations
- Conclusion
- 13. System Information and Power Management
- Operating System Version Information
- Power Management
- Conclusion
- 14. COM and ActiveX
- Introduction to the Component Object Model (COM)
- POOMThe Pocket Office Object Model
- Using COM Components
- Using Smart Pointers
- Creating a Recurring Appointment
- ActiveX and Automation
- Using Automation Objects with MFC
- Conclusion
- 15. Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ)
- Overview of Microsoft Message Queue
- Installation
- Managing Queues on Windows 2000
- Sending Messages from Windows CE
- Creating a New Queue
- Reading Messages from a Queue
- Message Timeouts, Acknowledgements, and Administration Queues
- Message Transactions
- Conclusion
- 16. ADOCE and SQL Server for Windows CE
- Installing SQL Server for Windows CE
- ADOCE and ADOXCE
- Using Smart Pointers with ADOCE
- Using _bstr_t and _variant_t Classes
- Creating a Catalog (Database)
- Enumerating Tables in a Catalog
- Dropping a Table
- Adding Records to a Table
- Retrieving Records from a Table
- Connection Object
- Deleting Records
- SQL Data Definition Language (DDL)
- INSERT Statement
- Error Handling
- Transactions
- Conclusion
- 17. ActiveSync
- ActiveSync Items, Folders, and Store
- Steps to Implement Device Synchronization
- Steps to Implement Desktop Synchronization
- Additional Steps for Continuous Synchronization
- The Sample Application
- Installation and Registration
- Data Organization
- Important Note
- Implementing the Windows CE Device Provider
- Implementing the Desktop Provider
- Conclusion
Windows CE 3.0: Application Programming (Prentice Hall Series on Microsoft Technologies)
ISBN: 0130255920
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 181
Pages: 181
Authors: Nick Grattan, Marshall Brain
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