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The problem came just back to where it started. You need to ask the operators for details. Which will cost you money, unless you ask them to give you a monthly subscription for these actions.
I cannot think of anything else, long story short the answer is same as Richard said, you have to talk about this with a company representative. This is a service-usage issue, not an API or programming related issue. Once you get a solution from there end, we would love to guide you further. 
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Neither do I, can not get any way to go. I see the chance but can not make it come true
Thanks Afzaal for your support, will let you know when I have something to tell 
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Your app will need to do the same and send the specific message to the mobile system to get this data. That is unless you can find a short cut message that they will respond to. This is not a programming issue, but one of communication with the service providers.
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Thanks Richard, I can see how I hit the rock now 
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hoa_ngan_than wrote: Normally, in my country, mobile users have to text the wordy and complex codes to telcos...
Can't you just put those in speed dial? An app just seems like overkill.
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hi
i try to print trought Windows-Mobile to TSC TA200 printer
But without success...
this is my code:
private static void SendSampleData()
{
SerialPort portZ = new SerialPort("COM1", 115200, Parity.None, 8, StopBits.One);
portZ.Open();
portZ.Write("Hello World");
portZ.Write(new byte[] { 0x0A, 0xE2, 0xFF }, 0, 3);
portZ.Close();
}
i try to change allso the com to com2,com3.... and play with
the baudrate to 9600,4800.... but still no success
There is no error but does not print - nothing happens
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Which COM port is the printer connected to? What baud rate does it operate at? Does it accept simple text input, or does it require special control characters?
modified 20-Sep-15 7:31am.
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Hi there,
I have MC2100 motorola and I want to make program that can run on it from JAVA or any environment.
thanks
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Go ahead, you have our permission to do so.
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Which platform I have to use
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Since you have provided no information about the phone, it is impossible to tell. What OS does the phone use: Android, Windows ... ?
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None, chances are he would have to use some native frameworks. Such as Qt etc.
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Very interesting, now do you have a question?
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You do not answer the question
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You have not asked a question.
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My question is:
I want to design program that run on the following device
http://www.mobilitysolutions.cz/eng/news/256-motorola-mc2100-handheld-terminals-innovations[^]
or this link
https://www.zebra.com/us/en/products/mobile-computers/handheld/mc2100.html[^]
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Whice IDE(Delphi or Eclipse) I have to use so I can create the program.
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delphix5 wrote: Whice IDE(Delphi or Eclipse) I have to use
That depends on which one supports the language and target system you are developing for. You can find the answer by going to their respective websites, and reading the documentation. The Zebra website also has a support section, you could try asking them.
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Hi..
I am learning to develop wp8 app..I need to store Customer Orders on the phone and transfer the orders to desktop, from there the orders can be imported into my desktop app..
I would like to know the best way to store the data in the phone and transfer the data either ways.
thanks
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Perhaps you need to learn Web Services first. Using Web Services you can transfer data from one device (client) to another device (client) using a hub (server). Database can be stored on the hub itself, and the data from database can be shared or manipulated through the devices.
In .NET framework you can use WCF to create web services. Learn more about Windows Communication Foundation on MSDN[^].
On a second thought you can also create a Web API in ASP.NET and then create a client application with HttpClient in it. You can use HttpClient in multiple devices and frameworks where as WCF can be consumed by only a .NET framework supportive client device. Where as ASP.NET Web API can be consumed by any device, platform, OS or machine. I have written an article for ASP.NET Web API and a client also, the client is a Windows application with same framework (Windows Runtime). You will find it easy to learn.
Consuming ASP.NET 5 Web API with CRUD functions in Windows 10 native application[^]
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Hello. I am using VS 2008 to develop an VB.Net compact framework 3.5 application on a Honeywell Dolphin 6500 running Windows Mobile 6.5, the highest OS available for the hardware. For this type of application what I will typically do is run SQL Server as the backend database and make good use of System.Data.SqlClient in developing my mobile application. However, I'm currently faced with a situation where I need to have my mobile application connect to a MS Access database on a network share and insert records into one of the tables. At first glance there doesn't appear to be a way to add System.Data.Odbc or System.Data.OleDb. So now I'm wondering if what I'm trying to do here is even possible. Is there a way I can connect to this Access database from my application?
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Have you read this[^]?
In Word you can only store 2 bytes. That is why I use Writer.
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Hi Guys,
I would like to ask what do you think about cross-platform mobile development solutions like:
1) Apache Cordova
2) Xamrin
3) Ionic
Do you think that it can be applied to advanced applications?
Im curious about your opinion.
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If you do not have enough developers to complete application development process for every platform separately then you should go with these frameworks and engines to use the same code. It would buy you enough time to build full-featured applications and then let the engine do its work to build the cross-platform applications, using that same source.
I have tried Xamarin and Apache Cordova both. My views on them are,
Xamarin
Xamarin is developed using .NET framework tools and assemblies, it can be developed in Visual Studio also. So if you're good at Visual Studio and .NET framework then you should try out Xamarin. There are different packages that you can try out.
You can also develop applications in Xamarin that run on Android, iOS and Windows platform. However, running iOS emulator would require a near network connected Mac.
Good news is that Visual Studio Community 2015 comes shipped with cross-platform tools for Android, iOS and Windows Phone using Xamarin. It installs the SDK, creates the Virtual Devices and sets up the environment for you to start developing application. You also require a Xamarin account.
Android NDK is used to natively compile the source code in to Android applications.
Apache Cordova
Apache Cordova is based on HTML, CSS and JavaScript to create the cross-platform applications. If you have done web development before then this framework would suit you. It uses HTML to generate the views and JavaScript to handle everything.
I did not love it, because this code runs in the WebView. All of your application's source code is wrapped in side that WebView. Only Windows Phone is able to run the application natively, because .NET framework supports HTML/JavaScript based applications. Other platforms use a WebView to view your application's content as a website or web application.
If you really have to do something like this. Why not create a website in the very first place?
Rest is now up to you. Select the framework that suits you! 
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It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem
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Check out this article[^] I wrote on this very subject a while ago.
"There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies, and the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies. The first method is far more difficult." - C.A.R. Hoare
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