Prentice Hall PTR - Windows CE 3.0 Application Programming

• Start
• Table of Contents
• Book Cover
• Front Matter
• Author Biography
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• 1. Introduction
  • About Microsoft Windows CE
  • About This Book
  • About You
  • About MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) and ATL (ActiveX Template Libraries)
  • eMbedded Visual C11 3.0
  • The Code Samples
  • Unicode Text and Strings
  • Error Checking
  • Exception Handling and Page Faults
  • Conclusion
• 2. Files
  • Overview
  • Opening and Reading from a File
  • Getting and Setting File Information
  • Conclusion
• 3. Object Store, Directory, and Network Operations
  • Getting Object Store Free Space
  • Creating and Deleting Directories
  • Compact Flash and Other Storage Devices
  • WNet Functions
  • Adding and Canceling Connections
  • Conclusion
• 4. Property Databases and the Registry
  • Database Volumes
  • Flushing a Database Volume
  • Properties
  • Sort Orders
  • Creating a Property Database
  • Opening and Closing Property Databases
  • Deleting Property Databases
  • Writing Records
  • Reading Records
  • Using the CEVT_BLOB Property Data Type
  • Searching for Records
  • Deleting Properties and Records
  • Updating Database Records
  • Database Notifications
  • Listing Database Information
  • Changing Database Attributes
  • Using MFC Classes with Property Databases
  • Accessing the Registry
  • Conclusion
• 5. Processes and Threads
  • Creating a Process with CreateProcess
  • Process Kernel Object Handles and Identifiers
  • Creating a Process with ShellExecuteEx
  • Waiting for a Process to Terminate
  • Process Exit Code
  • Listing Running Processes
  • Modules Used by a Process
  • Terminating a Process
  • Determining If a Previous Instance of a Process Is Running
  • Threads
  • Creating a Thread
  • Terminating a Thread and Thread Exit Codes
  • Thread Scheduling
  • Thread Priorities
  • Enumerating Threads
  • Determine Thread Execution Times
  • Creating Threads with MFC
  • Conclusion
• 6. Thread Synchronization
  • The Need for Synchronization
  • Critical Sections
  • The Interlocked Functions
  • WaitForSingleObject and WaitForMultipleObjects
  • Using Mutex Objects
  • Using Event Objects
  • Using Semaphores
  • Selecting the Correct Synchronization Technique
  • Thread Local Storage and Dynamic Link Libraries
  • Conclusion
• 7. Notifications
  • Running an Application at a Specified Time
  • Using Mini-Applications with Notification
  • Starting an Application on an Event
  • Manually Controlling the LED
  • User Notification
  • CeSetUserNotificationEx
  • Conclusion
• 8. Communications Using TCP/IP: HTTP and Sockets
  • Overview of TCP/IP Communications
  • Programming the HTTP Protocol
  • Simple HTTP Requests
  • More Complex HTTP Requests Using a Session
  • Using a Proxy Server
  • Connecting to Secure Sites
  • Sending Data to a Server
  • HTTP in Summary
  • Socket Programming
  • Conclusion
• 9. Serial Communications
  • Basic Serial Communications
  • GPS and NMEA
  • Infrared and Other Devices
  • Conclusion
• 10. The Remote API (RAPI)
  • Initializing and Un-initializing RAPI
  • Handling Errors
  • A Simple RAPI Application—Creating a Process
  • Overview of RAPI Functions
  • Write Your Own RAPI Functions with CeRapiInvoke
  • Conclusion
• 11. Telephone API (TAPI) and Remote Access Services (RAS)
  • Introduction to Telephone API (TAPI)
  • Line Initialization and Shutdown
  • Enumerating TAPI Devices
  • Making a Call with TAPI
  • Communicating Through an Open Call
  • Remote Access Services (RAS)
  • Conclusion
• 12. Memory Management
  • The Virtual Address Space
  • Allocating Memory for Data Storage
  • Obtaining System Processor and Memory Information
  • Obtaining the Current Memory Status
  • Application Memory Allocation
  • Creating Your Own Heaps
  • Handling Low-Memory Situations
  • Conclusion
• 13. System Information and Power Management
  • Operating System Version Information
  • Power Management
  • Conclusion
• 14. COM and ActiveX
  • Introduction to the Component Object Model (COM)
  • POOM—The Pocket Office Object Model
  • Using COM Components
  • Using Smart Pointers
  • Creating a Recurring Appointment
  • ActiveX and Automation
  • Using Automation Objects with MFC
  • Conclusion
• 15. Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ)
  • Overview of Microsoft Message Queue
  • Installation
  • Managing Queues on Windows 2000
  • Sending Messages from Windows CE
  • Creating a New Queue
  • Reading Messages from a Queue
  • Message Timeouts, Acknowledgements, and Administration Queues
  • Message Transactions
  • Conclusion
• 16. ADOCE and SQL Server for Windows CE
  • Installing SQL Server for Windows CE
  • ADOCE and ADOXCE
  • Using Smart Pointers with ADOCE
  • Using _bstr_t and _variant_t Classes
  • Creating a Catalog (Database)
  • Enumerating Tables in a Catalog
  • Dropping a Table
  • Adding Records to a Table
  • Retrieving Records from a Table
  • Connection Object
  • Deleting Records
  • SQL Data Definition Language (DDL)
  • INSERT Statement
  • Error Handling
  • Transactions
  • Conclusion
• 17. ActiveSync
  • ActiveSync Items, Folders, and Store
  • Steps to Implement Device Synchronization
  • Steps to Implement Desktop Synchronization
  • Additional Steps for Continuous Synchronization
  • The Sample Application
  • Installation and Registration
  • Data Organization
  • Important Note
  • Implementing the Windows CE Device Provider
  • Implementing the Desktop Provider
  • Conclusion