ANN: SDF 2.0 Extensions for VS 2005 Released

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Guest

ANN: OpenNETCF SDF 2.0 Extensions for Visual Studio Released

OpenNETCF's Smart Device Framework 2.0 is a continuation of our version 1.4
efforts to improve the development experience for Smart Device developers
using the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework. SDF 2.0 has a significant
number of changes, improvements and enhancement over the previous versions.

The SDF 2.0 Extensions for Visual Studio are an affordable set of plug ins
for Visual Studio 2005. They provide full intellisense and designer support
for all SDF 2.0 libraries, plus they come with full source code for the
entire SDF 2.0.

http://www.opennetcf.org/sdf
 
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Park2

Thanks for the link.

When visual studio 2005 converts the app I get the following errors:
Any workarounds (for simple me...)

Time of Conversion: 05 June 2006 23:12


Solution: FtpSample
Filename Status Errors Warnings
FtpSample.sln Converted 0 0
Conversion Issues - FtpSample.sln:
File successfully backed up as P:\Server data
files\Techy\XDA\Internet conns\Backup1\FtpSample.sln
Solution converted successfully

FtpSample.suo 0 0
Conversion Issues - FtpSample.suo:
File successfully backed up as P:\Server data
files\Techy\XDA\Internet conns\Backup1\FtpSample.suo

2 files Converted: 1
Not converted 1 0 0

Project: FtpCommander
Filename Status Errors Warnings
FtpCommander\AssemblyInfo.cs 0 0
Conversion Issues - FtpCommander\AssemblyInfo.cs:
File successfully backed up as P:\Server data
files\Techy\XDA\Internet conns\Backup1\FtpCommander\AssemblyInfo.cs

FtpCommander\Form1.cs 0 0
Conversion Issues - FtpCommander\Form1.cs:
File successfully backed up as P:\Server data
files\Techy\XDA\Internet conns\Backup1\FtpCommander\Form1.cs

FtpCommander\Form1.resx 0 0
Conversion Issues - FtpCommander\Form1.resx:
File successfully backed up as P:\Server data
files\Techy\XDA\Internet conns\Backup1\FtpCommander\Form1.resx

FtpCommander\FtpCommander.csdproj 0 0
Conversion Issues - FtpCommander\FtpCommander.csdproj:
Project file successfully backed up as P:\Server data
files\Techy\XDA\Internet conns\Backup1\FtpCommander\FtpCommander.csdproj

FtpCommander\FtpCommander.csproj Converted 1 0
Conversion Issues - FtpCommander\FtpCommander.csproj:
Project converted successfully
This project requires .NET Compact Framework v1.0, which is not
installed on this machine.

5 files Converted: 1
Not converted 4 1 0

Project: OpenNETCF
Filename Status Errors Warnings
..\..\..\SDF\OpenNETCF\OpenNETCF.csdproj 1 1
Conversion Issues - ..\..\..\SDF\OpenNETCF\OpenNETCF.csdproj:
Warning: The project file is being backed up to a relative path
that differs from the original solution relative path. The difference in
folder hierarchy may create problems in opening or building the backed up
solution and project.
Unable open project file to perform upgrade.

1 file Converted: 0
Not converted 1 1 1

Project: OpenNETCF.Net
Filename Status Errors Warnings
..\..\..\SDF\OpenNETCF.Net\OpenNETCF.Net.csdproj 1 1
Conversion Issues -
...\..\..\SDF\OpenNETCF.Net\OpenNETCF.Net.csdproj:
Warning: The project file is being backed up to a relative path
that differs from the original solution relative path. The difference in
folder hierarchy may create problems in opening or building the backed up
solution and project.
Unable open project file to perform upgrade.

1 file Converted: 0
Not converted 1 1 1


Conversion Settings
Solution File: P:\Server data files\Techy\XDA\Internet
conns\FtpSample.sln
User Options File: P:\Server data files\Techy\XDA\Internet
conns\FtpSample.suo
Log Number: 2
 
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Guest

Guessing, the original had a reference to the SDF that has now moved. Try
creating an ew project (there's only 1) and pull in all the source files and
see what happens.

-Chris
 
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Paul Kay

With the new charging policy for the source code, shouldn't that at least
change to SharedNETCF SDF :)

(Though $50 will not put me off continuing to use the SDF)

Paul
 
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Park2

I created a new empty project (c# mobile 2005).

I cut and pasted :
AssemblyInfo.cs
Form1.cs
FtpCommander.csdproj
Form1.resx (ask to overwrite and I did)

I did not know which opencf references to add so I browsed and added them
all.

I now get the following error:

Error 1 Invalid Resx file. Type System.Drawing.Point, System.CF.Drawing,
Version=7.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a in the
data at line 103, position 4 cannot be located. Line 105, position 5.
C:\Documents and Settings\Stevew\My Documents\Visual Studio
2005\Projects\Project1\Project1\Form1.resx 105 5 Project1

Line numbers
L102 </data>

L103 <data name="mainMenu1.Location" type="System.Drawing.Point,
System.CF.Drawing, Version=7.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a">

L104 <value>17, 17</value>

L105 </data>

L106 <data name="mainMenu1.Modifiers" type="System.CodeDom.MemberAttributes,
System, Version=1.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089">

L107 <value>Private</value>

Any info appreciated

SteveW
 
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Lonifasiko

I downloaded and installed SDF 2.0 in May 11th.

I was sure it was not a Beta version, but after reading the thread I'm
in doubt. I'm not talking about SDF Extensions for VS005.

Is there another newer release of the SDF 2.0 binaries available?
Brings this new version many changes? You say this new version does not
provide intellisense in code view while the version I installed in May
11th provides intellisense. Therefore, I'm not really sure I want to
move to this newer version.

To sum up, if I want intellisense in code while using the newest SDF,
must I pay 50 U.S. dollars?

Thanks very much.
 
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Paul Kay

Chris,

That is an excellent and open blog entry. I for one will be happy to
continue using the SDF and supporting the future of the OpenNETCF by
contributing towards it's costs through this new charging policy.

Paul
 
G

Guest

Actually we had internal discussion on that and you do get Intellisense,
even with the free download.

-Chris
 
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Shloma Baum

Same here...


Paul Kay said:
Chris,

That is an excellent and open blog entry. I for one will be happy to
continue using the SDF and supporting the future of the OpenNETCF by
contributing towards it's costs through this new charging policy.

Paul
 

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