Common development tasks for Windows Mobile Devices

Abstract: part of the article I wrote in "Windows Phone application development topic Season 1" in the Mobile developer community development magazine, "Development of common tasks for Windows Mobile devices". This section describes the most common development tasks in Windows Mobile, such as dialing, sending text messages, and managing contacts. This is an index page.

Develop common device related tasks on the 4th day

Preface

Today, let's take a look at the development of common tasks using hosted code on Windows Phone devices. This chapter describes the most common simple tasks in Windows Phone development.

Introduction

This chapter consists of three sections:

Personal information management. In Windows Mobile, contact, appointment, and task information are collectively referred to as personal information. This section describes the development tasks related to these personal information.

Voice call and short message. Phone and text messages are undoubtedly the two most commonly used functions of mobile devices. This section describes the two tasks.

Status and notification. Status and notification are the basic methods for interaction between systems and applications. This section mainly discusses the interaction between these systems and applications.

Learning suggestions

When installing the Windows Mobile 6 SDK, the corresponding tools, documents, and sample code are installed at the same time. We recommend that you read this article and see the documentation in the Windows Mobile 6 SDK. Of course, if the network is convenient, we recommend that you use the online version in the MSDN website technical resource library, because the online version of documents is updated, more comprehensive, and easier to use. In this chapter, the corresponding link to the MSDN documentation is provided for reference in the namespace, class, and enumeration. We recommend that you make full use of the sample code in the SDK.

Sample Code

There are a lot of code snippets in this article to illustrate the problem when necessary. The sample code of this section is provided at the end of each section for convenient download and viewing. You can also click here to download.

I can ensure that all the sample code included in this chapter is compiled by myself and can be run after debugging. My specific development and testing environment is as follows:

Operating System: Windows 7 flagship Edition

Development tools: Visual Studio 2008 Team System 2008

Target Platform: Windows Mobile 6 regression sion

CF version:. Net Compact Framework Virsion 2.0.

Debugging device: Chinese Windows Mobile 6 Professional simulator + my Windows Mobile 6.1 Mobile phone

References

Windows Mobile 6 SDK

MSDN Windows Mobile Developer Center

Windows Mobile app development guide

Index

1. Personal Information Management

2. Voice call and short message

3. Status and notification

Postscript

First of all, I am honored to be able to participate in the compilation of this tutorial and be able to work with you. I used to read tutorials written by others. This time I finally had the opportunity to write a tutorial (Orz) for others ). Although I have been working on the. NET platform before, the research in the mobile development field is not too long. It is still a newbie. It has indeed taken a lot of effort to compile this tutorial. Of course, there are also many gains in this process. Limited by the level, this article will inevitably be inappropriate. Please make an axe! You can contact me in the China Mobile developer community, and welcome to my Blog-MobileOnLine to send me a message! I hope this chapter will help you gain some benefits!