Hi Davide,
Oh right I didn't know that. I never use Windows CE devices. I guess my
problems I have had are slightly easier than yours in that I don't need a VPN
and I just simply create a GUID of the Web Service IP address and
ConnectionManager works out for me whether it needs to use GPRS, Wi-fi etc..
You will probebly need a P/Invoke on the CE devices. I would certainly start
in that area.
Regards
Simon.
[quoted text, click to view] "Davide" wrote:
> I have found out why I cannot successfully work with the
> ConnectionManager class provided with OpenNETCF. This class needs the
> "cellcore.dll" library which seems not to be included into Windows CE
> devices, but only on Windows Mobile ones...This is really annoying:
> which other approach can I follow to solve my problem ?
>
>
> Davide
>
Hi Simon.
I have found a .NET CF component from Intelliprog which enables (they
have used P/Invoke on the CE devices to develop it, I think) to start a
VPN from code exploiting a RAS connection (this is the way VPN
connections are managed). The problem is that RAS connection is a dial
up one and so it needs a phone number and I must verify if the RAS
connection works with XP Pro (which the client has)...I see no easy
solutions for this problem (if only that cellcore.dll had been put into
Windows CE .NET)...
Regards.
Davide