windows-embedded

When during the constructor of a Form I touch specific properties (ie. the Width property), it immediately invokes OnActivated() . I only notice this behavior on my device running Windows Embedded 7 and the .NET 3.5 that comes with it. Here's the code I use to reproduce the issue: static class Program { [MTAThread] static void Main() { new MyForm(); } } public class MyForm : Form { public MyForm() { Width = 100; } protected override void OnActivated(EventArgs e) { MessageBox.Show("Activated!"); } } (Notice that I'm not Show() ing the form nor using Application.Run() ) Running the above code on

I am developing a web based inventory solution for a client and there will be handheld mobile computers involved. I've never developed a web app that has been run on a browser on one of these devices. The devices we are looking at have one of the following OS: Windows Embedded 6.5 Windows CE 5.0 or 6.0 Windows Mobile My questions are: Do all of these come with some version of Internet Explorer If so, does that version of IE support things like: javascript? JQuery (UI, AJAX calls) Any experience or recommendations on any of these OS choices, pros, cons? No, they do not have the same version of

Problem Description I have a WPF Application that is usually running under a local user account with Administrator rights. However, in certain scenarios, the process is started by a service or script that is running under SYSTEM account and the process is therefore also running under the SYSTEM account. The issue is that when the process is running under SYSTEM account, there are some noticeable lags (the UI is not very responsive). I did some digging using perfmon and didn't see anything suspicious (CPU is not overloaded, no unusual exceptions are thrown, no memory leaks, etc ...). I also