Windows Mobile Platform Applications and Development - (Includes CD-ROM)

Author: Liu Yanbo, Hu Yan, Ma Qi
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is a learning guide for applications and development on the Windows Mobile platform. It is divided into six parts. Part 1 briefly introduces the Windows Mobile platform and .NET Compact Framework. Part 2 primarily discusses how to develop server-side applications using the .NET Framework in B/S and C/S architecture applications. Part 3 mainly covers how to develop client-side applications using the .NET Compact Framework in C/S architecture applications. Part 4 first introduces the new data access model ADO.NET in .NET, then explains how to remotely access data from server databases and local databases, as well as how to synchronize local data with the server. Part 5 focuses on the development and implementation of network technologies unique to mobile devices, such as short messages, MMS, and E-mail. Part 6 primarily introduces the security features specific to the Windows Mobile platform and how to leverage these features along with the relevant APIs provided by .NET to develop secure mobile device applications. ..This book is suitable for beginners and intermediate programmers learning Windows Mobile, as well as serving as a reference manual for Windows Mobile application development. ...This book is a learning guide for applications and development on the Windows Mobile platform. It is divided into six parts. Part 1 briefly introduces the Windows Mobile platform and .NET Compact Framework. Part 2 primarily discusses how to develop server-side applications using the .NET Framework in B/S and C/S architecture applications. Part 3 mainly covers how to develop client-side applications using the .NET Compact Framework in C/S architecture applications. Part 4 first introduces the new data access model ADO.NET in .NET, then explains how to remotely access data from server databases and local databases, as well as how to synchronize local data with the server. Part 5 focuses on the development and implementation of network technologies unique to mobile devices, such as short messages, MMS, and E-mail. Part 6 primarily introduces the security features specific to the Windows Mobile platform and how to leverage these features along with the relevant APIs provided by .NET to develop secure mobile device applications. This book is suitable for beginners and intermediate programmers learning Windows Mobile, as well as serving as a reference manual for Windows Mobile application development.