I see. I understand you want to develop smart client apps out of devices such as Pocket PCs, hand-helds and such, instead of doing regular desktop development? I did a bit of research about this and here is what I got so far:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms838193.aspx http://www.thinkingms.com/pandurang/PermaLink,guid,08d16a74-6b4d-4b60-8cf6-fe470f70a3aa.aspx http://www.sqljunkies.ddj.com/Article/1B5A2375-EF85-43CB-9516-BB3CD598CF46.scuk I hope these links would help you get started. Good luck. Regards, Benj On Mar 15, 12:32 am, CallMeLaNN <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I never heard about Smart Client. > > But I got experience on designing compact framework, CF application. > It can be run in PDA that use Windows Mobile, WM. > It is in PocketPC, PPC or Smartphone devices. > This is my restriction. > > There is a new features is Visual Studion 2008 that you can use SQL CE > as database local cache. > > So, if you got online server. You can let user store some info into > local device. Then when the user offline, they can modify in the local > cache. Lately, when user back to online, they can sync to the live > server. > > Feel free to ask me. I will able to consult you. > > On Mar 6, 1:22 pm, Lianghua <[email protected]> wrote: > > > We need build an application, which will be used in the field most of > > time by the field staffs. The wireless connection might or might not > > available, depending on the area. Out database server continuously > > have new data for this application to synchronize when the connection > > is available. Also, the field guy might also come to office and use > > the application like a regular application. > > > I thought this might be a good case for Smart Client application. But > > I don't have any Smart Client application experience before, so I > > would ask anyone can give some advice whether this is a good choice or > > there are some other better options? > > > (Assume there is no technical/human resource limits, just purely from > > technology aspect.) > > > Thanks. > > > Leon
