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H/PC Newbie Posts: | 12 |
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| Hello!
So after many many years of wanting a Jornada I have finally bought one.
Been collecting iPaqs for some years.
Of course I wanted to try a small Hello World program for it.
Seems a bit hard to know what tools needed.
Was hoping to use my win 2000 PC and visual studio 2005 pro that I own.
However information pointed me to Embedded visual tools 3. So I found that and installed it on the 2k PC.
The emulator works, but I cannot "live transfer" the program to the unit. It fails and says something about not be able to start the service. However if I package the program with an installer it works great.
My suspicion is that Active sync 4.5 does not fully support the tool set? It have no trouble with syncing..
Any ideas? Using AS 4.5 for my iPaqs
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| One idea only for me, but I forget the official terminology.
Check the proper SDK version. Then check the proper CPU match. Then check the device is "Default Device" (i think).
I sync EVC3 with a J820 when i am working on the tcc compiler and windres porting and debugging. |
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Administrator H/PC Oracle Posts: | 17,974 |
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| Uninstall AS 4.x and drop down to ActiveSync 3.8 |
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H/PC Newbie Posts: | 12 |
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| Hello, and thanks for your answers.
The SDKs is from the Visual tools 3.0 install.
Now i cannot get hold of 3.8, don't seem to be allowed to download it from here. But i did try the AS 3.1 on the disc that was included with the Jornada. Just to see if there is any difference.
But it is the same problem after about a second of "Starting remote connection" I get the error "The Platform manager could not connect to the device."
I do have "Default device" Choosen. The same fault both in Visual Basic and Visual C++
Any ideas?
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| Here's my config, if any help (ASsettings.PNG) (evc3settings.PNG) Attachments ---------------- ASsettings.PNG (9KB - 0 downloads) evc3settings.PNG (17KB - 0 downloads) |
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H/PC Newbie Posts: | 12 |
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| Thanks everyone for your help.
I did notice that Visual C++ gives a slightly different message. : "The Windows CE Services connection server has failed".
Is this something that i need to start manually or? Cannot find a service called that in win2k servicelist..
Edit: Maybe there should be something installed on the HPC itself that i have missed out? Or does that happen on the fly?
Edited by crosswinds 2020-07-21 10:25 PM
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Administrator H/PC Oracle Posts: | 17,974 |
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| Are you running a firewall or antivirus on Win 2000? It could be blocking the socket connection. |
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H/PC Newbie Posts: | 12 |
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| Hello, no its a clean dedicated machine just for this.
So its a bit strange.
There is no manual installation that should be done on the HPC itself? |
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Administrator H/PC Oracle Posts: | 17,974 |
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| What is your configuration in platform manager? |
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H/PC Newbie Posts: | 12 |
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| "Handheld PC Pro (Default Device)" -> "Windows CE Services"
Thats the active settings from what i can see. Have not changed anything, just a fresh install. |
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H/PC Newbie Posts: | 12 |
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| When it says "Please make sure Windows CE Services is running" Does this refer to a service on the PC or the HPC?
In win2k servicelist there is no such service..
Will try a different pc and see if that makes any difference..
Edited by crosswinds 2020-07-22 7:27 PM
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H/PC Newbie Posts: | 12 |
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| So, did a fresh install on another machine completely. The same problem exactly, so clearly i am missing something..
The Jornada says "Core version 3.0" But Visual Tools 3.0 says 2.11. Is this not compatible? |
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H/PC Elite Posts: | 660 |
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| I know this ended up evolving into a different problem, but if all you want is create a hello world app for your HPC, perhaps C# will be an easier route. WinCE 2.00 and up has support for .net CF 1.0 apps. You can build your app on your PC, and debug it right there. Once your ready, you just send the .exe file to your HPC and run. No connection hassles in the process. Check my thread on this topic if you’re interested: https://www.hpcfactor.com/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=18761&st... |
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| Windows CE Services was the old name of ActiveSync when it was under it's 2.x release. It should be running automatically under any H/PC.
I take it that you've installed the HPC2000 SDK, which you will need to target CE 3.0? |
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H/PC Newbie Posts: | 12 |
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| ntware, thanks for the info. But that already works for me. In both C++ and VB. I can compile the programs and transfer them manually. However i really would like to be able to easily debug it on real hardware, since i plan to program for use a serial connected peripheral.
C:Amie,
Well, i have all the SDKs included in embedded visual tools 3. HPC Pro(i thought this was the Jornada), Palm-Size PC 1.2, and Pocket PC.
However if there is a fourth, Called "HPC2000 SDK" That is separate from the visual tools suite. Then i dont have it. I see that it is available here from the site.
Will try it out
Did a donation to be able to access the downloads. Dont know when it goes active though..
Edited by crosswinds 2020-07-23 5:35 PM
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