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| Blog Name: |
tendulkar's |
| Url: |
http://blog.mayurtendulkar.com |
| Language: |
English |
| Topics: |
Windows, Windows Mobile, .NET |
| Description: |
technology is astounding & has changed itself & our life -significantly. we’ve seen computers filling entire room & heating up like anything. nowadays, they are so small, that we can carry them anywhere. through this blog, i’m going to share my experience about technologies which will help you to build applications for such devices. you’ll find blog-posts, screen casts and a lot more other stuff, which can assist you to kick start your development OR understand the concept behind it. |
| Popularity: |
6 Followers |
Sending SMS
Windows Mobile SDK allows developers to send SMS from their application. For that matter, there is a special object model called as Pocket Outlook Object Model (POOM), which allows developers to access Pocket Outlook data (Contacts, SMS, Email, Appointments, Tasks) from device. SmsMessage sms = new SmsMessage();sms.To.Add(new Recipient("Mayur Tendulkar", "+919561051234"));sms.Body = "This is a test message";sms.Send();But unfortunately, when SMS is sent, there is no track of it. By default, neither this sent SMS will appear in ‘Sent Items’ folder nor there will be any delivery receipt. This SMS will be sent silen
J2EE & .NET Interop
I’ve realized one thing - there are so many technologies, using which developers can build applications and solve real world problems. These technologies include Microsoft’s .NET, Sun’s J2EE, Adobe’s Action Script based technologies like Flash, Director and even there are some age-old technologies like C++, COBOL, Pascal, etc… But frequently, in this day and age applications are developed using .NET and J2EE. Rather, there are already so many applications in the market – which are developed using these technologies. And for sure – these technologies are going to be there to solve many problems like – platform independency, language interoperability, data consisten
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