davejones
Fri Jun 16 09:11:02 CDT 2006
SQL Mobile for CF2 comes in the April QFE
060414_KB918066 - Integration of SQL Mobile into Platform Builder 5.0.
Overview:
SQL Mobile update provides SQL Mobile functionality in a new catalog item.
This new catalog item is in the Application and Services Development node
next to the SQL Server CE 2.0 catalog. These catalog items are mutually
exclusive; one can be included in a project at a time. If you are interested
in developing SQL Mobile applications, you need Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.
Details:
The SQL Mobile catalog item group contains the following items:
SQL Mobile
This catalog item corresponds to the SQL Mobile native components for
Windows CE 5.0. Selecting this item would allow users to run native C++
applications (OLEDB) on the target Windows CE board.
SQL Mobile .Net 2.0 Data Provider
This catalog item corresponds to the System.data.Sqlserverce managed data
provider for .NET CF v2.0. Selecting this item would allow users to run
managed C# or VB .NET pplications using the system.data.sqlserverce
namespace. This catalog item adds SQL Mobile native components and .NET CF
v2.0 to the target Windows CE 5.0 image.
SQL Server .NET 2.0 Data Provider
This catalog item corresponds to the System.data.Sqlclient managed data
provider of .NET CF v2.0. Selecting this item would allow users to run
managed C# or VB .NET applications using the system.data.sqlclient namespace.
This catalog item adds .NET CF v2.0 to the target Windows CE 5.0 image.
To enable support for SQL Mobile .Net 2.0 Data Provider and SQL Server .NET
2.0 Data Provider, a user needs to install .NET CF v2.0 for Platform Builder
5.0. NetCF v2.0 is available in the cumulative Windows CE 5.0 yearly update
for 2005 and can be downloaded from the following link:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=6c69461e-89fa-40b0-8953-b4cc1adbc8d8&DisplayLang=en
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David Jones
Senior Lecturer
School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
RMIT University
+61 3 99255318
"David Jones" wrote:
> Go straight to the 12 monthe DEC 05 rollup:
>
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=6c69461e-89fa-40b0-8953-b4cc1adbc8d8&displaylang=en
> Its in that.
> Read about it in:
>
http://download.microsoft.com/download/5/c/1/5c12dff8-de1b-4996-bd8e-ad84ef6e226f/Windows%20CE%205.0_Product_Update_Rollup_2005.htm
>
> I found if you tried to separately download it from other links they didn't
> work, a few months back.
> --
> David Jones
> Senior Lecturer
> School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
> RMIT University
> +61 3 99255318
>
>
> "Henrik Viklund" wrote:
>
> > No, you should not need to implement any .NET CF specific stuff in the
> > BSP. NET CF 1.0 is supported out of the box for CE5, but if you want to
> > go with .NET CF 2.0 you need to install a QFE:
> >
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/904260
> >
> > Henrik Viklund
> >
http://www.addlogic.se
> >
> > khychang@gmail.com wrote:
> > > Hi all,
> > >
> > > I am helping to develop a custom BSP for a proprietary board using PB
> > > 5.0. I would like to find out if .NET CF (compact framework) support
> > > comes for free in PB 5.0, or if some additional development in the BSP
> > > (such as the OAL layer) is needed to support .NETCF.
> > >
> > > Any help on this topic is appreciated.
> >
> >