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Old September 4th, 2008, 10:23 AM
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Hello everybody

I am new in mobile development and i want make a simple software for a real mobile not emulator or simulator (nokia or anything else).

can anybody tell me how can stared. I use Visual studio 2005 C#, Borland 2006 C++ and NetBeans 4.1 and 6 (Java).

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Old September 4th, 2008, 10:47 AM
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Hi,

For C# you will need a windows mobile device. This must be connected to your PC for a straight-to-device deployment.

Download and install the Windows Mobile 5/6 SDK and install this.

Visual Studio > New Project > New Smart Device Project >

Drag a button onto your form from the toolbox

Double click on it

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  1. MessageBox.Show("Hello World");
Use the dropdown to select "Windows Mobile 5 Device" for deployment

Hit the ">" button and deploy...

Click your button.. HURRAH!

Ta Da!
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Old September 9th, 2008, 08:44 AM
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Thanks

But I don want make for a PDF or a htc but for a mobile like Nokia or erricson or other. PDF has windows for Op. System and i think it is easy to make a application (hello world) for windows.




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Hi,

For C# you will need a windows mobile device. This must be connected to your PC for a straight-to-device deployment.

Download and install the Windows Mobile 5/6 SDK and install this.

Visual Studio > New Project > New Smart Device Project >

Drag a button onto your form from the toolbox

Double click on it

Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers
  1. MessageBox.Show("Hello World");
Use the dropdown to select "Windows Mobile 5 Device" for deployment

Hit the ">" button and deploy...

Click your button.. HURRAH!

Ta Da!
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Old September 10th, 2008, 09:32 AM
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Thanks

But I don want make for a PDF or a htc but for a mobile like Nokia or erricson or other. PDF has windows for Op. System and i think it is easy to make a application (hello world) for windows.
If you want to do this for a Nokia, you will need to download an appropriate dev environment, such as Carbide C++ (look here for some more info) and then the Symbian SDK (i.e. S60 SDK) there is a free version of carbide available, but you need to pay for a developer version if you want the UI designer. The Symbian S60 SDK has a built in sample for "Hello World" that you could look at.

See here for my example: http://screencast.com/t/QQE5vycRLCf

Hope that helps,

Mark
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Old September 11th, 2008, 10:44 AM
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Thanks Mark.

That are what I need.

I downloaded Carbide C++ for 21 days and i hope make a hello world application :)




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If you want to do this for a Nokia, you will need to download an appropriate dev environment, such as Carbide C++ (look here for some more info) and then the Symbian SDK (i.e. S60 SDK) there is a free version of carbide available, but you need to pay for a developer version if you want the UI designer. The Symbian S60 SDK has a built in sample for "Hello World" that you could look at.

See here for my example: http://screencast.com/t/QQE5vycRLCf

Hope that helps,

Mark
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Old September 11th, 2008, 02:50 PM
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Try using www.mobilestudio.com for developing mobile sites.
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