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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Compact Framework / May 2008Windows CE 5.0 .NET Framework
Anybody Could help me? I try to run one aplication with Visual Visual Studio 2005 with .NET Compact Framework 2.0 forms application for Windows CE 5.0, but when i run my program in my device, my device say : This application requires a newer version of the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework than version installed on this device. Anybody could tell me How i can do to see my version of .NET Framework in my device in Windows CE 5.0, and what can i do to run my apllication in my device? I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). Your program was built against .NET CF 2.0 Service Pack X (1 or 2), not 2.0, it would appear. You can use 'cgacutil' on the device to see what version of the framework is there. If the .NET CF 2.0 is on the device and your program requires 2.0SP2, say, you must have 2.0SP2 or later installed on the device. Paul T. > Anybody Could help me? > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). ok thanks!!!! My device uses Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 1.0. I did one prgram in Visual Studio 2005 with a superior version that my device. I don´t know what Service Pack my program uses. I don´t know whow can i see it. I´m sorry it´s because i´m started now in this programs and i´m confuse in some problems about thot things. Do you know how i change this .NET Framework in Visual Studio? > Your program was built against .NET CF 2.0 Service Pack X (1 or 2), not 2.0, > it would appear. You can use 'cgacutil' on the device to see what version [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > > > I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). Well, you can edit the project file. There's been some recent traffic on this topic, which you can find by searching the archives using GoogleGroups. There's a thread called Downgrade to CF 2.0 that has some information about it. http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframewor k/topics It's easy to go from 1.0 targeting to 2.0 targeting (there's a menu option), but, of course, going backward is not as easy (and may not work, since you might be using features of the 2.0 framework that don't exist in 1.0). Of course, you could change the version of the .NET CF in your device, too. Paul T. > ok thanks!!!! > My device uses Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 1.0. [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] >> > >> > I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). Do you know what can i do to change my .NET Compact Framework in my device, i think that change my .NET CF is more better. > ok thanks!!!! > My device uses Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 1.0. [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > > > > > I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). Huh? Install the new framework, of course. If you are the device builder, change the OS configuration and build a new one. If not, get the redistributable .NET CF package of whatever version you want to use from www.microsoft.com/downloads and install it (or, better, ask the device vendor what to do). Paul T. > Do you know what can i do to change my .NET Compact Framework in my > device, i [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] >> > > >> > > I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). all right now everything is fine. Problem solved!!! Thanks!!! Do you know anything command to list what devices are connected in my system in my device? for example what COM port my GPS system is connected. regards... Thanks Thiago > Huh? Install the new framework, of course. If you are the device builder, > change the OS configuration and build a new one. If not, get the [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] > >> > > > >> > > I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). If you think about that question, how would a serial port know what it's connected to? That is, how would it distinguish between being connected to a PC running HyperTerminal and being connected to a GPS? No, unless it's using the GPS intermediate driver and that can tell you. Paul T. > all right now everything is fine. > Problem solved!!! [quoted text clipped - 73 lines] >> >> > > >> >> > > I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). I have one board with GPS and this board uses Windows CE 5.0, and i need to know what COM port my device is connected, you know? Paul, i installed 2.0 .NET CF, but when i turn off my system, a older version return to my system, i think that when i install the new version the program don´t install in flash memory. What can i do about this? Thanks. > If you think about that question, how would a serial port know what it's > connected to? That is, how would it distinguish between being connected to [quoted text clipped - 80 lines] > >> >> > > > >> >> > > I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). I understand, but there's no way to tell, unless there's something like the GPS intermediate driver, which is configured by the user or the device vendor, and therefore knows which port has GPS on it. So, my suggestion would be to ask the user of your program what port has GPS on it, either every time, or during an initial configuration phase. Presumably that's true. This is a device/OEM issue. If the device is not designed with persistent storage/registry, you can't fix it; the device OEM has to do that. Contact them to find out what you should do. Paul T. >I have one board with GPS and this board uses Windows CE 5.0, and i need to > know what COM port my device is connected, you know? [quoted text clipped - 99 lines] >> >> >> > > >> >> >> > > I try to run a simple apllication (Hello World). 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