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Introduction Mobile .NET (Translator Note: Not CF programming is still a standard framework)
background
Mobile (mobile phones) have become part of our lives, some new devices are added thereto, such as: Palmpilot, Pocket PC, and AUTOPC that immediately generates.
Fortunately, these new mobile devices can connect to the network or perform an application.
The current mobile app is developed into any type of data that can pass data to anyone in any place in the world.
Different mobile devices support different programming languages. Some support for WAP and WML, some support HTML or restricted HTML, and some of them support two or more different languages.
In order to support all types of mobile devices, developers have to create different applications for each language.
Move .NET, Microsoft has produced a new platform for the development of mobile applications.
The wizard is a way of developing a mobile application using an extended .NET framework called Mmit (Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit) or simple moving .NET (.NET)
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Move .NET (.NET (.NET)
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Move .NET is the extension of Microsoft ASP.NET and Microsoft .NET Framework.
Move .NET is a set of Web Forms controls used to create a server-side server-side, such as web phones and PDAs.
Those controls present different outputs by generating WML1.1, HTNL3.2 or simple (Compact) HTML to different devices. (Translator Note: It corresponds to different devices.)
how to work
The following table shows how mobile .NET works:
Mobile device Internet Network IIS service .NET Framework ASP.NET Mobile .NET
1. Web client requests the web page.
2. Transfer the request on the Internet.
3. Receive this request by IIS.
4. Process the request via the .NET framework.
5. Compile the requested page through the ASP.NET.
6. Move .NET to handle any mobile device requirements. (.NET Mobile Handles Any Mobile Device Requirements) (Translator Note: Detailed device information here, and how to render the page)
7. The page is returned to the client.
Software requirements
To use mobile .NET development, you must have the following environment or components:
1. Windows 2000 Professional or Server with IIS5
2. All Windows 2000 patches.
3. ASP.NET Framework (Translator Note: .NET Framework).
4. Microsoft Mobile Internet Toolkit Mmit MMIT.
5. IE 6.0 or 5.5
6. The simulator you like.
You will use Windows 2000 to develop .NET applications. At the same time, you must also install all patchs of Windows 2000.
IIS 5 (Internet Information Service) is part of Windows 2000.
If you want to learn more about how to install .NET, please go to our ASP.NET TUTORIAL.
You have to install Mmit (.NET Mobile) and the latest version of IE browser.
IE and MMIT can go here Microsoft MSDN download.
How to start
Developing mobile web applications with ASP.NET is very simple:
1. Create an ASP.NET page.
2. Join the naming control system.mobile.ui. (Translator Note: It is already done in VS2003 without so, establishing a mobile project.
3. Add a mobile control to the page.
To see the details, please see the next chapter.
