Ok.
I downloaded and installed Everett (VS.NET 2003). Ofcourse I was playing with the beta sometime back in February.
The very first thing, <b>The XPath is not supported in Compact Framework.NET</b> as expected. Anyway I have another handy-dandy solution to go over it. I will give some more study about CF.NET, TabletPC SDK and Speech.NET (still Beta), because I have to work on PocketPCs and Tablets for some more time, I will post all my experiences, encounters, neat cheats with these here on this thread. I will post my XPath bypass tomorrow, once I go back to work. ;-)
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Since XPath wont workout, you have to convert all your SelectSingleNode methods in your code to something else. As a quicky, I just converted mine to GetElementsByName (since I know the XML Schema), but that is not the good way of handling it though.
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.NET CF (Compact Framework .NET).
Here is a good reference for it http://www.develop.com/compactframework/reference/index.html
All the grayed out methods and properties are not allowed in .NET CF.
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If you have VS.NET 2003 and VS.NET 2002 installed on the same machine. By default .sln (solution files) get opened by VS.NET 2002 and the Project files (.csproj, .vbprob, .csdproj, .vbdproj etc) get opened by VS.NET 2003.
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Look for my example on integrating webservices into one and a sample client for .NET Compact Framework (Pocket PC) here: <a href="http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/UserSamples/Details.aspx?SampleGuid=1f5d12a6-27b7-49ea-b8d4-45e13b37cc0c">PocketMap.NET (GotDotNet.Com)</a>
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