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MSDN Webcast: Windows Communications Framework and Mobile Devices (Level 200)

Overview This webcast introduces the Windows Communications Foundation (WCF) and discuss how the Microsoft .NET Compact Framework WCF implementation compares to that of the full Microsoft .NET Framework. It focuses on a key addition to the .NET Compact Framework Windows Communications Foundation: store-and-forward messaging. Store-and-forward messaging is an asynchronous messaging architecture that enables mobile devices to communicate with one another without requiring both devices to be online simultaneously. The attendee of this webcast will see extensive demonstrations, including detailed coverage of how to use store-and-forward messaging.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft
Live Date	12th December 2007 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Cellular Equipment, .NET, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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