Emulator 2003 and ActiveSync

Thanks again Reed:
No firewalls. No wireless. ADSL or wired network is what
I use and on both the "Test" does not work.

I will appreciate very mucha your help. I don't know why,
the message doesn't arrive directly to my mail. That is
why I didn't reply earlier.

If I can help you to solve this problem, please, just send
me a mail to masoreya DeleteThis @yahoo.com.
Maybe I can test different configurations or something
that can help you find the problem.

Also:

I am working on a complex activesync server that will
require to sync many objecttypes but the user will not be
able to check or uncheck individual items because they are
correlated (referential integrity will kill me).
All the examples I found on the books are so simple that
don't show me how to handle a situation better than one
object type.

Any help will be appreciated!

Marcelo

>-----Original Message-----
>1) You disabled any personal firewall right?
>2) Are you connected via wireless by chance?
>
>I'm working on tracking down an issue now that may be
related. I will be
>sure and follow up when I have a final answer.
>
>Thanks,
>Reed
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>Thanks Reed for your time:
>Even do the instructions were deep on the documentation I
>found them. I already followed the instructions.
>But the "Virtual switch" configuration didn't pass the
>test. I hope this is the only problem. I am already
>working with the emulator on NAT having no problems.
>Further help will be appreciated!
>
>Marcelo
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi Marcelo,
>>
>>I assume you are referring to the support for ActiveSync
>working with the
>>emulators (EmuAsCfg.exe). Essentially, you can
configure
>the emulator to
>>work through an ActiveSync connection and this is pretty
>handy to get all
>>your favorite development tools working together. To
>your development
>>environments, this looks like any other device
connection
>through
>>ActiveSync so you can debug a .NET CF app and launch you
>favorite tools
>>from eVT (Spy++, Remote Process Viewer, etc) to debug.
>>
>>Supporting Information:
>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
>url=/library/en-us/dnppc2k3/ht
>>ml/winmob03.asp
>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?
>url=/library/en-us/guide_ppc/h
>>tm/ppc_using_virtual_switch_with_activesync__zzrb.asp
>>Also see the sdk_tools_readme.htm included with the 2003
>SDKs
>>
>>Couple of things to check here.
>>1) Be sure you launch the emulator from eVC to start
>with.
>>2) Configure Platform Manager on your emulator so
>that the Startup Server
>>is on a Virtual Switch
>>3) Test this connection to make sure it works (this
>needs to work to
>>complete the rest of the setup). If you have problems
>here, try the NAT
>>setting, etc. just to make sure you emulator is working
>to overall
>>4) Leave your emulator open, switch over to the SDK
>command prompt and run
>>EMUASCFG /SP or /PPC and it should setup/provision the
>device
>>5) Launch ActiveSync in the emulator and Sync. you
>should see your desktop
>>ActiveSync detect the device and ask to setup a
>partnership
>>
>>Once ActiveSync finds the device, then you can debug in
>your dev
>>environments and treat it just like any other device
over
>ActiveSync.
>>
>>If you continue to have problems, make sure you do not
>have the XP Firewall
>>enabled or open port 2398.
>>
>>Hope this helps,
>>Reed Robison
>>DST Premier Services
>>
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>>As stated on the documentation, Emulator for pocket Pc
>>2003 can be used to connect to activesync and develop
>sync
>>applications easier.
>>I already make the changes on the configuration to make
>>this work with negative results.
>>
>>Do someone have a clue of what is going on?
>>
>>The Test on the connection manager fails.
>>
>>Marcelo
>>
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