C# ASP.net Application for Win CE

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Hello, this is Vikash Gohil.

I have an asp.net 2.0 application created with C# back end and Ajax control toolkit.

Can I run this application under Win CE as it is after compiling or is there any compiler or tool for converting .Net applications for running on Win CE?

Please any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 25-Mar-11 0:35am

VikashGohil

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-03-25T00:49:00

Solution 1

There is no tool, and it is very unlikely that it will work straight away - CE has no concept of back end / Ajax.

If this had been a desktop app, then there was a slim chance that rebuilding it for CE might work. But with a web app? No chance. Could you re-compile a web app for a desktop? CE is a cut down desktop, after all.

Posted 25-Mar-11 0:49am

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[no name] 25-Mar-11 6:59am

Just immagine some Win CE device running IIS and hosting ASP .Net webpages. This really is no question of converting code, it's more about the device's capabilities.

OriginalGriff 25-Mar-11 7:09am

IIS on WinCE? Now there's a concept!

[no name] 25-Mar-11 7:10am

The next step after mobile computing. Mobile hosting.

OriginalGriff 25-Mar-11 7:11am

:laugh:
Not so much a Cloud as a Wisp...

[no name] 25-Mar-11 7:14am

Let's do it. We will become rich and famous for this. We just need to throw those buzzwords around some more. As the question shows, there is a market.

OriginalGriff 25-Mar-11 7:16am

Next time I see a post from you, that gets a five! :laugh:

[no name] 25-Mar-11 7:18am

Thanks. I think we should call it MIS (Mobile Information Server). These days anything with 'Mobile' in it will sell.

OriginalGriff 25-Mar-11 7:22am

"iMIS" - that way the punters will think it's from Apple...

[no name] 25-Mar-11 7:25am

Can you think of a way to add another 'S'? iMISS would be really descriptive.

OriginalGriff 25-Mar-11 7:28am

I *so* wish you could upvote comments!

[no name] 25-Mar-11 7:35am

Never mind that now :)

Think of the possibilites instead: Like Seti@Home, people could install iMISS and donate space on their mobile devices to host someone's website. Free decentralized mobile web hosting.

OriginalGriff 25-Mar-11 7:40am

What happens when they run out of top-up? :laugh:

[no name] 25-Mar-11 7:43am

404? Or better: iMiss404

Romain TAILLANDIER · Answer 2 · 2011-11-10T01:45:00

Solution 3

http://www.opennetcf.com/padarn.ocf[^]

Posted 10-Nov-11 1:45am

Romain TAILLANDIER