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What Is Padarn? Padarn is a very small-footprint ASP.NET web server designed for applications where you need a lightweight, easy-to-deploy and easy-to-configure web. I am trying to get the OpenNetCF.Net FTP Components working with my PDA application. I am struggling to get it doing any more than connecting to the server and. The ever-popular framework from OpenNETCF. This site uses cookies for analytics, personalized content and ads. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to this use.
Hi, i'm just starting using it and i don't understand a few things: 1. I installed the SDF 2.2 Community from their site, and added references to my project.
But when i'm trying to run the application i get error like: 'file or assebly name 'OpenNETCF.Dara. PublicKeyToken =.
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Or one of its dependencies was not found' i guess it's because i need to install the SDF on the device seperatly before running the application? I really would like to avoid such sperate installation. Anyway i couldn't find where a user should download the sdf to install it to his device.
I also downloaded the 1.4 source files, and tried to add the CS files i need to use to my application, this worked fine, but some functions need the OpenNet.Runtime.InteropServices namespace, but i couldn't find InteropServices.cs anywhere. Am i going the wrong way? Check your Solution Configuration that the Project is set to 'Build' and 'Deploy' in the active configuration. Also check your VS2005 'Build and Run' Settings.
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I doubt that this problem is related to SDF. I sometimes have similar problems when I just hit 'Run'. So I make sure that I always deploy before i run a project. Hi, 1) Of course you will need to install the OpenNETCF SDF onto the device. Either add it to the gac in the image through platform builder, or deploy and install the supplied cab file from C: Program Files OpenNETCF Smart Device Framework 2.2 CAB, or deploy the needed assemblies with your application (I usually prefer the last way, since VS will do it automatically when using VS-Deploying or create a cab) 2) 1.4!= 2.2.
If you reference 2.2 stuff and want to use the source, you will need to license the 2.2 source from OpenNETCF Regards, Ulrich. I pinpointed the problem. I added all openNETCF dlls as references to my project. I don't know why, but OpenNETCF.Data.dll among all other dls except 2 of them don't get deployed to the application folder in my device when i click run without debug, the only dlls that are deployed are opennetcf.net.mail.dll and opennetcf.core.dll.
When i manually added the OpenNETCF.Data.dll to the application folder in my device, the application worked fine.why does it happen that way? What can i do to fix it? I think you meant it by saying ' or deploy the needed assemblies with your application (I usually prefer the last way, since VS will do it automatically when using VS-Deploying or create a cab)' well, for some reason the dll don't get deployed, is there a way to force VS to deploy them, they do get to the bin debug folder on my desktop machine, but they are not copied to the device. Does your solution consist of several subprojects/assemblies? I had a similar problem in VS 2008 with not deploying dependencies correctly.
If you have this setup make sure that you have the needed subprojects set to deploy in the configuration and use 'Deploy solution', or add the assemblies to the main project as reference. You can always kind of force a deployment if you add the assemblies as a Content-Item to the project. (I use this for dynamically loaded assemblies, and their references because VS will not deploy those of course) -Ulrich. Well i tested it now with a new solution of windows mobile 6 i created, i have the empty form1 and i didn't change any code, so the solution have only one project, i added a reference to OpenNETCF.Net.Mail and run the program on the emulator, the OpenNETCF.Net.Mail.dll was deployed to the emulator.
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I then added a reference to OpenNETCF.Data and run the program again, but OpenNETCF.Data.dll doesn't get deployed to the emulator and doesn't show up in the program files application folder on the emulator. I then manually deleted the OpenNETCF.Net.Mail.dll from the emulator and run the program again, this time even the OpenNETCF.Net.Mail.dll didn't get deployed back to the emulator. I guess something is wrong with my vs2005 or in the opennetcf installation ( although i tried reinstalling OpenNETCF). Do you get the OpenNETCF dlls deployed ok on your machine?
Can you explain how to add the dlls as a content item? If there is no way, I can live with that, i will just have to copy the files manually using Activesync. Thanks for your help. Check your Solution Configuration that the Project is set to 'Build' and 'Deploy' in the active configuration. Also check your VS2005 'Build and Run' Settings. I doubt that this problem is related to SDF.
I sometimes have similar problems when I just hit 'Run'. So I make sure that I always deploy before i run a project.