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IDL Intermec Developer Library Resource Kit Developer's Guide
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service Intermec-manufactured equipment and is not to be released, reproduced, or used for any other purpose without written permission of Intermec Technologies Corporation. Information and specifications Vista Powered are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Intermec Technologies
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and troubleshooting, and for web application development. 003 7/2007 Revised Resource Kit installation instructions to include new Intermec web site product and download locations. 002 1/2007 Included new information: • Revised list of supported Intermec computers to include CK32, CN3, CV30
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iv IDL Resource Kit Developer's Guide
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Services and Support ix Warranty Information ix Web Support ix Telephone Support ix Who Should Read This Guide x Related Documents x About This Guide 1 What Are the IDL Resource Kits 1 Supported 10 Developing .NET Applications 11 Connecting the Intermec Computer to Your PC 11 Building and
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Connecting the Intermec Computer to Power and Battery Life 25 Managing Application Persistence Through a Cold Boot 25 Troubleshooting Windows CE and Windows Mobile Memory Issues 26 Symptoms of Low Virtual Memory 26 Checking for Virtual Memory Problems 26 Resolving Virtual Memory Problems Guide
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ActiveSync or Storage Cards 33 Deploying Applications through the FTP Server 33 Deploying Applications using SmartSystems Foundation 34 Deploying Applications with Wavelink Avalanche 34 Getting Support 34 Additional Resources 35 IDL Resource Kit Developer
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topic or contain special instructions for handling a particular condition or set of circumstances. Global Services and Support Warranty Information To understand the warranty for your Intermec product, visit the Intermec web site at www.intermec.com and click Support > Returns and Repairs > Warranty
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Kits to develop applications. Related Documents The Intermec web site at www.intermec.com contains our documents (as PDF files) that you can download for free. To download documents 1 Visit the Intermec web site at www.intermec.com. 2 Click Support > Manuals. 3 Use the Product Category field, the
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, and magnetic stripe readers, and manipulating collected data. • Device: Configuring and managing hardware-specific settings such as audio beeps, screen backlight behavior, and keyboard mapping. • Device Management: Configuring SmartSystems-enabled Intermec devices from your application via the
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CV30 Fixed Mount Computer • CV60 Vehicle-Mount Computer For Java development, the Resource Kits are compatible with Java Virtual Machines (JVMs) that are Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) compliant and support Connected Device Configuration (CDC) 1.0 and Personal Profile 1.0 or later. Intermec recommends
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/disable the computer's Bluetooth radio. Battery life is extended if you enable the the keyboard. • retrieve the list of Bluetooth devices that are known by the Intermec computer. • allow users to device type-specific tests to allow the user to identify a selected device. • configure remote
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and security settings. • configure profiles for wireless security. • transmit and receive messages from input connections or via TFTP. • get connection status. • exchange data with an Intermec Application Server via UDP Plus. For the 700 Color, CK3, CK61, CN3, CN4, and CV30 computers, this Resource
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reboot or suspend the computer. • retrieve power status. • remap keys on the 700 Color, CK3, CK61, and CN3 keypads, or CV30 keyboard accessories. • save the registry or manage registry persistence on selected Intermec computers. • control the keypad light and the screen backlight. • get the type of
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the user, such as start of report, start of page, end of page, page number, and printing complete. About the RFID Resource Kit The RFID Resource Kit assists developers integrating RFID readers into their supply chain solutions. This kit includes the RFID legacy APIs, Intermec RFID BRI specifications
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section lists these requirements along with a list of Resource Kits supporting that language. .NET Development Requirements Development Tool: Visual Studio 2008 or Visual Studio 2005 SDKs: None required Runtime Files: Microsoft .NET Compact Framework, Intermec
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Service Pack 4 SDKs: Microsoft or Intermec SDK. For a complete list, see "What You Need to Get Started" on page 20. Runtime Files: Factory-installed .dlls on Intermec computers. Additional .dlls included with Resource Kits. Supported to www.intermec.com and section includes a list of the Resource
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Visual Studio, this screen appears as the Resource includes a shortcut to its ReadMe file and user's guide. All Example programs include ReadMe files that explain versions using Intermec Update, which provides automatic notification of updates for Intermec software. You can also manually check for
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downloading files. You can visit the Intermec web site at www.intermec.com to download PDF versions of our current manuals. For more information, see "Related more information, see the user's guide for each Resource Kit. Note: The Antares Migration Resource Kit supports C/C++ development only. About
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ActiveSync on the Intermec computer, see the user's manual for your computer. the ReadMe file for the example and follow the instructions for building and running the example. When you specific components, see the user's guide for the Resource Kit. When you install the Resource Kits, the Intermec
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appropriate device platform. Using the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) This section lists some things to remember when deciding whether or not to use the the end user is not careful. Unique advantages of not placing assemblies in the GAC: • Deleting the application directory easily cleans up 's Guide
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specific to .NET development for Intermec computers and peripherals. Capturing Keystrokes on a CK30 Because the CK30 does not have a touch screen Web Developers These Resource Kits support web application development: • Device • RFID For more information, see the user's guide for each Resource Kit.
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example and follow the instructions for running the example. Accessing Resource Kit Components in Your Application This section describes how to access Resource Kit ActiveX components in your web application. For reference information about specific components, see the user's guide for the Resource
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.AudioPlayTone(pitch, duration, volume); } IDL Resource Kit Developer's Guide 15
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Windows CE do not support the same feature set as the desktop. Be sure to use only features supported by the browser visit the Intermec web site at www.intermec.com to download PDF versions of our current manuals. For Java tools for getting power status and for warm and cold booting the computer. All
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The Java Help for Resource Kits that support Java development is available in the Start menu at All Programs > Intermec > Resource Kits > Resource Kit Name > Java Help. Resource Kits also include ReadMe files with late-breaking information and user's guides with API reference material. Shortcuts to
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on the Intermec computer, see the user's manual for your Intermec computer. Guide. Java Programming Tips This section includes programming information specific to Java development for Intermec computers and peripherals. Capturing Keystrokes on a CK30 Because the CK30 does not have a touch screen
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AWT component that has keyboard focus. Additionally, you can have a AWT button in your Java application that accepts both mouse and keyboard inputs. The next event.KeyEvent e) {} }); For C/C++ Developers These Resource Kits support C/C++ development: • Antares Migration • Bluetooth • Communications •
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peripherals, and with connecting the computer to the development PC and downloading files. You can visit the Intermec web site at www.intermec.com to download PDF versions of our current manuals. For more information, see "Related Documents" on page x. Before you install Resource Kits, make sure the
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Intermec ITC_CE5.0.SDK Visual Studio Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK for Pocket PC Intermec CV60 SDK Visual Studio eVC++ 4.0 with Service the list to download the file. Note: If you install the Intermec at All Programs > Intermec > Resource Kits > Resource Kit Name > User's Guide. Note: If you
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the dropdown lists in your IDE. Accessing Resource Kit Components in Your Application This section describes how to access Resource Kit components in your application. For reference information about specific components, see the user's guide for the Resource Kit. Paths to the Intermec include files
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in the Resource Kit user's guides for the names of lists in the development environment. C/C++ Programming Tips This section includes programming tips specific to C/C++ development for Intermec computers and peripherals. Capturing Keystrokes on a CK30 Because the CK30 does not have a touch screen
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VK_RETURN: return TRUE; break; } } return CDialog::PreTranslateMessage(lpMsg); } General Programming Tips This section includes general tips and tricks for developing applications to run on your Intermec computer. 24 IDL Resource Kit Developer's Guide
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Managing Power and Battery Life The battery life of your Intermec computers is greatly impacted by the screen backlight battery life. Managing Application Persistence Through a Cold Boot For your application to persist across cold boots, it must be installed in non-volatile storage. For a list
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Troubleshooting culprit, and resolving virtual memory problems. Helpful articles on the subject are listed at the end of this section. Symptoms of and after starting your application. • MemoRx ("Memory Doctor") allows the user to quickly glance at the report and know if VM is a likely 's Guide
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instruction on the download page to also install the Windows CE 5.0 Stand Alone CETK. • Use the Intermec InstallSelect utility to deselect components that you do not need. InstallSelect is factory Size. Under Project > Properties, go to Configuration Properties > Linker > System > Stack Reserve Size
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This storage area is not erased during a cold boot. It may, however, be erased if the Intermec computer. For specific information, see the user's manual for your Intermec computer. Note: Not all computers support the same target locations. For more information, see the user's manual for your Intermec
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support all of these media. For more information, see the user's manual for your Intermec computer. AutoRun is configured listed in the Autouser.dat file. Note: Do not modify Autorun.dat. You should only modify Autouser.dat to include your applications. AutoRun Commands AutoRun supports is supported,
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a cold boot on a non-persistent file system. • AutoCab preserves the .cab file after installation if the ReadOnly attribute is set. If not set, the .cab file is deleted automatically after installation. Note: See the user's manual for your Intermec computer to determine if the computer supports
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user interface and is configured through command line arguments as described next. Note: See the user's manual for your Intermec computer to determine if the computer supports , 0 (default) is disabled). Indicates if a message box should appear when an error occurs. Default is disabled. Guide 31
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information to the Windows CE registry. It has no user interface and is configured through command line arguments. Note: See the user's manual for your Intermec computer to determine if the computer supports AutoReg. AutoReg Commands AutoReg [-D] [-HKey] [-Q] "filename" Command -D -H -Q filename
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Intermec Many Intermec computers support a Intermec computers also support the AutoCab utility, which runs on warm and cold boots manually run the .cab file to install it. For more information, see "About the AutoCab Utility" on page 30. Deploying Applications through the FTP Server Many Intermec
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See the user's manual for your computer to determine if it supports FTP Server and for details about using FTP Server. Deploying Applications using SmartSystems Foundation If your Intermec computer has the SmartSystems client loaded on it, you can use the SmartSystems console to drag-and-drop your
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.com/ intr. The Developers Forum is apeer-to-peer community for anyone developing applications for Intermec computers and peripherals. You can visit www.intermec.com to download PDF versions of our current manuals. For more information, see "Related Documents" on page x. IDL Resource Kit Developer
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Worldwide Headquarters 6001 36th Avenue West Everett, Washington 98203 U.S.A. tel 425.348.2600 fax 425.355.9551 www.intermec.com © 2009 Intermec Technologies Corporation. All rights reserved. Intermec Developer Library Resource Kit Developer's Guide *934-006-005* P/N 934-006-005

Section	Page
Contents	5
Before You Begin	9
Safety Icons	9
Global Services and Support	9
Warranty Information	9
Web Support	9
Telephone Support	9
Who Should Read This Guide	10
Related Documents	10
About This Guide	11
What Are the IDL Resource Kits?	11
Supported Platforms	12
Which Resource Kits Do You Need?	13
About the Bluetooth Resource Kit	13
About the Communications Resource Kit	14
About the Data Collection Resource Kit	14
About the Device Resource Kit	15
About the Device Management Resource Kit	15
About the Mobile Gadgets Resource Kit	15
About the Printing Resource Kit	16
About the RFID Resource Kit	16
About the Antares Migration Resource Kit	16
Understanding Development Tool Requirements	17
.NET Development Requirements	17
Web Development Requirements	17
Java Development Requirements	17
C/C++ Development Requirements	18
Installing Resource Kits	18
After Installing Resource Kits	19
Removing Resource Kits	19
Installing New Versions of Resource Kits	19
For .NET (C#, VB.NET) Developers	20
What You Need to Get Started	20
About .NET Resource Kit Documentation	20
Developing .NET Applications	21
Connecting the Intermec Computer to Your PC	21
Building and Running a Sample Program	21
Accessing Resource Kit Components in Your Application	21
Building and Running Your Application	22
Using the Global Assembly Cache (GAC)	22
.NET Programming Tips	23
Capturing Keystrokes on a CK30	23
For Web Developers	23
What You Need to Get Started	23
About Resource Kit Documentation	24
Developing Web Applications	24
Connecting the Intermec Computer to Your PC	24
Building and Running a Sample Program	24
Accessing Resource Kit Components in Your Application	24
Programming Tips	26
Running Your Application	26
For Java Developers	26
What You Need to Get Started	26
About Resource Kit Java Help and ReadMe Files	27
Developing Java Applications	27
Connecting the Intermec Computer to Your PC	28
Building and Running a Sample Program	28
Accessing Resource Kit Components in Your Application	28
Building and Running Your Application	28
Java Programming Tips	28
Capturing Keystrokes on a CK30	28
For C/C++ Developers	29
What You Need to Get Started	30
Where to Get Platform SDKs	31
About C/C++ Resource Kit Documentation	31
Developing C/C++ Applications	32
Connecting the Intermec Computer to Your PC	32
Building and Running a Sample Program	32
Accessing Resource Kit Components in Your Application	32
Building and Running Your Application	33
C/C++ Programming Tips	33
Capturing Keystrokes on a CK30	33
General Programming Tips	34
Managing Device Settings	35
Locking Down Handheld Computers	35
Updating Applications Remotely	35
Managing Power and Battery Life	35
Managing Application Persistence Through a Cold Boot	35
Troubleshooting Windows CE and Windows Mobile Memory Issues	36
Symptoms of Low Virtual Memory	36
Checking for Virtual Memory Problems	36
Resolving Virtual Memory Problems	36
Packaging Your Application for Deployment	37
Choosing a Target Location	38
Launching Your Application Automatically	38
About the AutoRun Program	39
AutoRun Commands	39
About the AutoCab Utility	40
AutoCab Commands	40
About the AutoCopy Utility	41
AutoCopy Commands	41
About the AutoReg Utility	42
AutoReg Commands	42
About the PreShell and PostShell Programs	42
Using PreShell	42
Using PostShell	43
Deploying Your Application	43
Deploying Applications via ActiveSync or Storage Cards	43
Deploying Applications through the FTP Server	43
Deploying Applications using SmartSystems Foundation	44
Deploying Applications with Wavelink Avalanche	44
Getting Support	44

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