Documentation Error or am I doing something wrong?

Hi,

I have a PPC app which uses two things - a thread and control.invoke.
After takeing the code running on PPC to a smartdevice project it tells me that
thread.abort and Control.Invoke(Delegate, Object []) is not available.

In the documentation I found for both functions
.......Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC, Windows CE, Windows Mobile 2003 for Smartphone

So fromt this point it looks like they are available.

Now what is wrong?
The documentation -
my code
something in the project?

Thanks in advance

Manfred

[585 byte] By [ManniAT] at [2008-2-10]
# 1
You are not actually giving us a reference to the documentation or the exact error you received and at which point - you are just paraphrasing your interpretation.

In any case, NETCF 2.0 supports Control.Invoke with arguments. CF 1.0 does not.

If you can quote some specific code with specific results we can look at it further.

Cheers
Daniel

DanielMoth at 2007-9-8 > top of Msdn Tech,Smart Device Development,.NET Compact Framework...
# 2
Hi Daniel,

by looking for more precise anwers I found that I made a .NET CF 1.0 project for Smartphone 2003.

BUT: by looking on - I could not find a Smartphone Project for .NET CF 2.0!

So the other question - is there no projecttemplate for Smartphones?

Cheers

Manfred
Edit: I found it on the web - SP only CF 1.1 - so my question was quite useless.
But I was not thinking about this because the documentation states SP 2003 for those functions

ManniAT at 2007-9-8 > top of Msdn Tech,Smart Device Development,.NET Compact Framework...
# 3
There is no CF 1.1, only NETCF 1.0 but the point is the same as you found out. SP2003 is CF 1.0 only.

CF 2.0 is supported on SP5.0 but there are no such devices on the market yet. For the full support matrix see here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2005/06/02/424382.aspx

Cheers
Daniel

DanielMoth at 2007-9-8 > top of Msdn Tech,Smart Device Development,.NET Compact Framework...
# 4
Hi Daniel,

thanks for that matrix but then how about SQL-Mobile.
I think one if the features is that it also runs on SP.
Can I access this version of SQL in .NET CF 1.0 - or?

Thanks

Manfred

ManniAT at 2007-9-8 > top of Msdn Tech,Smart Device Development,.NET Compact Framework...
# 5
SQLMobile can only be used from CF 2.0 so the matrix helps you on that front too.

Cheers
Daniel

DanielMoth at 2007-9-8 > top of Msdn Tech,Smart Device Development,.NET Compact Framework...