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Developing Connected .NET Pocket PC Applications Using Web Services

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Overview Web Services is quickly finding its way into major system integration development efforts. While these efforts continue, an entirely different market is rapidly maturing: the mobile devices, software and services market. Very interesting solution options arise in the cross section, where Web Services meets mobility. The Microsoft Windows .NET Compact Framework opens up the world of Web Services to Pocket PCs, and the wireless nature of Pocket PCs opens up the world of mobility to Web Services. This paper will discuss the code behind a sample Pocket PC project that combines two Web Services from a company called Service Objects.

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Publisher	Microsoft Corporation	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2003	Downloads	36
Format	White Papers
Topics	Pocket PC - Windows CE, .NET, Web Services

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