Windows Embedded compact 7 trial notes (3)

This article is nearly a month away from the previous article. One reason is that the project is busy recently and the other is that I encountered a problem during the trial, I have always hoped to solve the problem and start writing again. Unfortunately, no solution has been found for this problem until now, so I decided to write it first.

At the beginning, I would like to add some notes to the first two questions:

1. Silverlight for embedded base consumer shell contains four theme. In test Note 2, I only demonstrated the default theme. The effects of the other three theme are as follows:

 

Theme 1

Theme 2

Theme 3

Of course, these are just sample. You can develop your own more beautiful shell.

2. I have read a document about IE7 for Windows Embedded compact. I mentioned that flash 10.1 is supported. However, in the CTP version, the experiment proves that flash is not supported. Then I contacted a friend from Microsoft China, he confirmed that the final version had support.

Now let's go to the topic of today, which is to customize the SDK and then make a simple application. The SDK customization is simple, just like wince6.0. First, find the sdks in Solution Explorer, right-click and choose add new SDK. The following window appears, set the name, version, and so on.

Add new SDK

Next, you can run the config SDK and build SDK in Solution Explorer by right-clicking the menu. After the build SDK is complete, find the SDK installation file in the project directory and you can install it to the specified PC.

After the SDK is installed, you can write a simple application to try it. Similarly, you can use vs2008 to select a new project and select a smart device in Visual C ++, because the CTP version does not support MFC, select the Win32 smart device project and follow the wizard prompts to complete the project settings.

Select SDK

I simply created a "hello World" program, but then I encountered the trouble: I couldn't find a way to directly deploy the application to the virtual machine image! This problem has always plagued me.