wdorf
Tue, 11 Sep 2007 07:57:23
Forms and SMS
Posted on 7/08/2007 at 12:52 by Kaz.. (Kharsim.net) on different blog:
Forms elements cannot be inherited in Visual Studio 2005. Hence including the above described exit/disable menu items could not be done in SMSLaunch: It’s possible to pass Form identifiers across class’s using constructors or setter methods, however its better to pass Form elements such as a 'MenuItem' across, in order to provide more general util class.
Under C# only text messages can be send. Is it possible to send BLOBs by overloading the SMS protocol: Currently no support for Blobs, however MessageInterceptor was designed to support ‘typeof(EmailMessage)’ along with ‘typeof(SmsMessage)’ with emails overcoming size limitations.. however the email interception option is mearly a pointer at this point and was never fully implemented (possibly NETCF 3.5 may fix that). However despite the character limitations in the SMS MessageInterceptor its today quite useful in triggering external data downloads from the web and can be used in a simliar fashion to MMS messeages to trigger large movie downloads or content from a webserver.
Forms elements cannot be inherited in Visual Studio 2005. Hence including the above described exit/disable menu items could not be done in SMSLaunch: It’s possible to pass Form identifiers across class’s using constructors or setter methods, however its better to pass Form elements such as a 'MenuItem' across, in order to provide more general util class.
Under C# only text messages can be send. Is it possible to send BLOBs by overloading the SMS protocol: Currently no support for Blobs, however MessageInterceptor was designed to support ‘typeof(EmailMessage)’ along with ‘typeof(SmsMessage)’ with emails overcoming size limitations.. however the email interception option is mearly a pointer at this point and was never fully implemented (possibly NETCF 3.5 may fix that). However despite the character limitations in the SMS MessageInterceptor its today quite useful in triggering external data downloads from the web and can be used in a simliar fashion to MMS messeages to trigger large movie downloads or content from a webserver.
