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Background method... ideas welcome

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John - 20 Mar 2007 12:34 GMT
I have written a method that obtains the GPS location of my WM5 device, this
method is to be run on the background, what is the best way to go about
this.... I guess in a windows world I would make this a service, but as far
as I know there is no such equivalent on the CF 2. I know the other option is
to use threads but I am trying to get away without using threads... any
advice ideas or pointers to tutorials on threads on the CF2.  =)
Thanks in advance.
JT
<ctacke/> - 20 Mar 2007 13:49 GMT
And why are you avoiding threads?

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>I have written a method that obtains the GPS location of my WM5 device,
>this
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> Thanks in advance.
> JT
Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] - 20 Mar 2007 16:50 GMT
Sure there is: a program with no user interface.  As Chris said, though, if
you are only consuming the GPS in this one application, there's no good
reason to build a whole other EXE just to do the GPS and then have to figure
out how to ship the data to your UI application; use threads.

Paul T.

>I have written a method that obtains the GPS location of my WM5 device,
>this
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> Thanks in advance.
> JT

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