Tutorial: Pocket pc network programming

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Pocket pc network programming

Figures Chapter 1. Winsock A Quick Look at TCP/IP Winsock Basics Streaming (TCP) Sockets Connectionless (UDP) Sockets TCP versus UDP: What Should Your App Use? Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Socket Options Support Functions IP Multicasting Chapter 2. WinInet Windows Internet Overview (WinInet) Using WinInet Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP and HTTPS) File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Chapter 3. Internet Protocol Helper APIs Network Adapters and Configuration IP Addresses Address Resolution Protocol Information (ARP) Network Layer Protocol Statistics Transport Layer Protocol Statistics Route Tables Network Event Notification Chapter 4. Network Redirector Pocket PC and Windows Networking Mapping Network Resources Using Network Resources Chapter 5. Using Serial and Infrared Ports Serial Communications Serial Communication Cables Infrared Chapter 6. Remote Access Service Remote Access Overview Remote Access Phonebook Remote Access Devices Establishing a RAS Connection Connection Management The Remote Network Access (RNA) Dialer Chapter 7. Connection Manager Understanding the Connection Manager Establishing and Maintaining Connections Connection Service Providers and Proxies Scheduled Connections Chapter 8. Pocket PC Phone Edition Phone API SIM Manager Short Message Service (SMS) Chapter 9. Desktop Synchronization The ActiveSync Manager Remote API (RAPI) CEUtil Helper APIs File Conversion (File Filters) Synchronization Service Providers Desktop Connection Notifications Chapter 10. Pocket Outlook Object Model The Pocket Outlook Object Model The IPOutlookApp Interface Working with Time Zones Pocket Outlook Folders Outlook Data Collections Outlook Items Creating Pocket Outlook Plug-ins Chapter 11. E-mail MAPI Overview Working with MAPI Objects and Data Types MAPI Session Handling Working with Message Stores MAPI Folders Messages Common Tasks with MAPI MAPI Notifications Chapter 12. The .NET Compact Framework Networking with the Compact Framework Winsock and .NET Internet Protocols and the .NET Pluggable Protocol Model Consuming Web Services Pocket PC and P/Invoke