Has anyone successfully written a VB application using the compact
framework .dll? I attempted to convert on of my working
Windows/Uniobjects applications and have never been able to get a
session open under Windows Mobile. All of the example apps are C# which
really does me no good. Case
Are you using a secure connection or connection pooling? I don't think
either are supported yet with UniObjects on the compact framework.
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Schasny
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C# to vb.net conversion is quite simple, if it works in one it should work
in the other. - have you some example code that you need help with ?
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Jeff Schasny
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I'm not using either of those. Good thought though. Here's some more info:
No matter which combination of Windows platform (Mobile 5, Mobile 6, CE)
and .NET Framework (2.0 or 3.5) I attempt to use in creating the app it
builds and deploys just fine but when the programs is run either in the
While a direct connection from UO sounds elegant, I would advise
that such connectivity should be carefully considered. If you're
coming into U2 from the outside world via UO, then you may have a
direct and insecure connection to your DBMS exposed to the world.
I recommend instead using a web
Can you post the full exception trace ?
It may be easier to write a webservice on a web server, and write your
mobile device code to connect to that rather than directly to unidata.
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We have been dealing with performance issues with our system and it seems to be
I/O bound when we look at the stats using nmon and topas. We have our SAN
engineers looking at it from the backend to make sure that it is tuned well,
plus IBM looking from an AIX point of view. One thing I was
Yes. UniData uses standard C runtime calls for file system file access.
In general, you want to tune your SAN to optimize for random access.
RAID0+1 with small (64K range) stripe size.
Lots of small disk vs a few large disks.
[AD] Rocket Professional Services are an excellent resource for
Thanks Wally for confirming what I thought.
Much appreciated,
-Dan
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Wally Terhune
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2011 11:31 AM
To: U2 Users List
Subject: Re: [U2] Unidata take
I can't run a web service on the machine I'm communicating with because
it is in scope for PCI compliance. I can't grab the whole error right
now because I'm running in the emulator. I'll deploy the thing to a real
device tomorrow and save the whole error to a file.
Symeon Breen wrote:
Can
I have a working VB application which I literally cut and pasted the
code from into a new project on the Windows mobile platform rather that
straight windows. The only difference is the use of the uniobjects for
compact framework .dll in the windows mobile application.
This is an internal non
Hi Jeff
I suspect that you may not have included all the components to be carried
across to the device. They are on your workstation, hence why it runs, but
fails on the device. I believe there is a description of the items that need
to be included in the sdk in the ibm or rocket directory.
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