windows-mobile-6.5

I'm porting .NET application from WM5 to WM6.5. Besides new resolution I noticed different UI behavior for start menu and title bar (caption bar). My application needs to work in kind of kiosk mode where user can't exit application and bypass our authentication. For this purpose on WM5 I was hiding start button and close button. I am using following function: SHFullScreen(hWnd, SHFS_HIDESTARTICON | SHFS_HIDESIPBUTTON); Hiding buttons kind of works on WM6.5 too, but there is another problem. User can tap on the title bar (menu bar, caption bar - I'm not sure what is proper name for it - the bar

The newest version of the JavaFX runtime that I could find is the 1.3 Early Access. The JavaFX 2.2 SDK does not have a mobile profile. Does this mean that Java FX on mobile has been killed off before it ever got out of Early Access ? AFAIK, the mobile profile is planned for a future release. AFAIK it hasn't been communicated yet, which platforms Oracle will support. Today JavaFX 2+ is targeted at desktop/notebook OSes only - no official word (yet) on mobile support. The closest mobile experience you could get is probably running JavaFX 2+ on a Windows 7 tablet . For JavaFX roadmap information:

I have an app that is essentially a wizard that goes through some dialog boxes. One of the forms has just a button on it that brings up the common "take picture" dialog. After that picture functionality is dismissed the little keyboard icon shows up (inconveniently covering over one of my wizard buttons). I tried setting the covered window to the fron by calling: nextButton.BringToFront(); But that has no effect. I need to disable the little keyboard icon somehow and not sure how to do it. Note - it is not the soft keyboard - but the image that the user clicks that will bring that up. Note -

I have a problem with windows mobile 6.5 professional. Developed an application that runs on windows mobile 6.5 classic, opening a website from webbrowser. In Professional website works correctly in IE, but not working javascript / jquery in my application with webbrowser. I found it strange the contents of the request agent (Request.UserAgent) from the Professional: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible, MSIE 6.0, Windows CE; IEMobile 7:11) When the Classic appears the following result: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible, MSIE 6.0, Windows NT 5.1, Windows Phone 6.5.3.5 I recently stumbled upon the same issue.

I'm developing an application for Windows Mobile 6.5 that needs to get and send data from a Postgres database within the network of the app. I've googled it and read every page on the matter but haven't been able to find a solution. The npgsql driver doesn't work on this sdk. Much like for Android or iOS, I'd recommend that you build an intermediary web service that's provided by a server on the Internet that the phones talk to instead of talking directly to the database. The web service would accept REST+JSON, REST+XML, XML-RPC, SOAP, or whatever your preferred web service procotol is from