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How do i debug (connect to active sync) over a (W)LAN ?

PostPosted: Feb 11, 2003 @ 5:37pm
by drgoldie
hi,

dan wrote in the discussion on the freezing x-scale:

>Debugging is very slow over USB, so hopefully
>you have ethernet or WiFi connectivity
>to your Pocket PC.

could somebody please tell me how to do so using pocketpc 2002?

both on the pc as on the pocket-pc i do not find anything in activesync in order to use lan (only serial, usb and bluetooth)

thanks,
Daniel

Async and lan

PostPosted: Feb 11, 2003 @ 5:46pm
by Conan
Hi Daniel

On your PC go into activesync and in help you will find the topic "Connect to ActiveSync using a network (Ethernet) card".
the help file includes:-
1 On the File menu, click Connection Settings.
2 Select Allow network (Ethernet) and Remote Access Service (RAS) server connection with this desktop computer. etc etc

If you search for posts about this you should find a few discussing making net connections.

ps: I've just given up doing my main developing with eVC and the emulator / real device as it's too slow and there are too many problems. I'm now using a VC6 project with code which works on both PC & PPC.

PostPosted: Feb 11, 2003 @ 6:57pm
by drgoldie
well as usual the microsoft "help" doesn't help when things get more interesting (complicated).
the topic "Connect using a network (Ethernet) connection" tells more or less nothing about how do go on...

nevertheless although activesync won't let connect me without the usb connection it seams that i did manage to get some WLAN connection because debugging is now A LOT faster than before (i'd say about 5x faster than before)

Daniel

PostPosted: Feb 12, 2003 @ 3:24am
by golan_trevize_x
Daniel,

Yeah it took me a while to get ActiveSync working with WLAN. I was really frustrated for a while when it didn't want to Sync, but in the end I had to set up a partnership with USB first, then after that I could use the WLAN exclusively.

It is way faster, and it's the only reason I continue to do all my testing on the actual device. I've never used the "emulator".

Cheers,

Nathan