Success!
After manually copying the ...\ppygui-0.7\ppygui\*.py to a newly
created $PYTHONHOME\Lib\site-packages\ppygui the demo application
started (pretty damn fast!) and displayed correctly (as far as I
know).
Glad to here that works :)
Now... Do I need the Tkinter pack to use ppygui? I
Update follows...
People on this list were quite helpful in referencing a couple of
tools for Pocket PC CAB file mangling.
1. I was able to extract the Python CE CAB file an uploaded the
extracted files to my device. The python executable had an icon, and I
was able to run it. It seemed to
* Apologies for the resending, the first message did not go through. *
Hello list members.
Recently our project (Java based) grew into the mobile devices range.
However the devices had a serious flaw (for us): the Windows CE
operating system.
For some time we were able to develop based
Firstly, the Active Sync method merely automates the copy .CAB/install
process--you're not missing out in anything.
The only problem I can thing of is that of your processor: your device runs
XSale, while I believe the .CABs are compiled for ARM
On Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 4:27 AM, Lachezar Dobrev
The confusion about activesync is that if the program had been compiled
for multiple architectures then the processor specific cabs would all be
inside the exe installer and activesync would select the appropriate one
for the particular device. It sounds like you're going to need to figure
out
Hello list members.
Recently our project (Java based) grew into the mobile devices range.
However the devices had a serious flaw (for us): the Windows CE
operating system.
For some time we were able to develop based in the Pocket IE
available on the device and use an AJAX+Server-Side
