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moko - 22 Aug 2004 16:25 GMT
If i wanted to develop an application for a handheld device, which needs to
occasionally synch with a server, would i be choosing the VS.NET Smart
devices app, or would i be using the Microsoft Mobile Toolkit ? I don't know
if i am comparing apples with oranges, but what i mean is , which is the
best approach for a mobile hand-held / pocket PC ?

Thanks.
JuanDG - 24 Aug 2004 20:24 GMT
ASP.NET Mobile Web Forms (formerly known as Microsoft Mobile Internet
Toolkit), let you build web applications viewable through browsers like
those installed on PDA's and cellphones. but it keeps being a web
application, it resides in a server so you need a connection with the server
(through Wi-Fi or cellnetwork) at all times. the advantage is that no
software has to be installed in the device.

Smart Devices App is a compact framework application that resides in the
mobile device, it requires no connection with a server (although you can
make an application who connects with the server, but in general a
connection is not "always" required), the disadvantage is that you have to
install .NET compact framework on the device, and off course your
application.

I hope this clears your doubt (hopefully my bad English didn't obscured the
concept lol).

cheers!!!

--

Juan David Gomez A.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Analista de Desarrollo - PSL S.A.
Web and Wireless Banking
Medellin - Colombia

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