Hi!
I'm facing another problem.
I need to migrate a VoIP application from a normal Windows application to a Smartphone.
This application makes use of the RTC API but I think that for the WM5.0 platform I need to make some changes on the API.
Anyone know if it's possible to use a RTC API, in C#, with a SmartPhone
Thanks
RTC API -> Windows Mobile 5.0 for SmartPhone -> C#
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RTC API -> Windows Mobile 5.0 for SmartPhone -> C#
James Bannan
Windows Mobile 5.0 PPC and SP share the common API infrastructure so you should be able to use your RTC API using C#.
Checkout this article http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/wcertc/html/cmconRTCArchitecture.asp
Manav
Ultrawhack
Really Could you please tell me which API or how you have implemented a VoIP application based on SIP in Windows Mobile
I have to develop a softphone for a PDA with Windows Mobile 5.0 and I have found nothing (no APIs, no libraries...).
Thank you!
Idgaf
I have the same problem as you. Did you find any solution
Thank you!
HalF
Hi.
Can you give me a example of code that uses RTC in WM5.0 Using C#
All the information that I found states that WM5.0 doesn't include the libraries to RTC. Windows CE, by other hand, have native support for that libraries.
Thanks
gumtoo
I've implemented a SIP/RTP stack...
KrazyMGA
No one can use a RTC API on Windows Mobile except for Microsoft... Why they don't launch a public API like they do for the desktop Windows version
Peter Peng
Hi.
Thanks for replying.
The problem is that WM5.0 is different from Windows CE... or I'm wrong
satya999
WM 5.0 is based on Windows CE 5.0.
Girish Gangavathi
If WM 5.0 does not include it, you can't use it and would have to implement RTC protocols yourself, probably with heavy C++ and may be assembly usage.
Windows CE is a modular OS, it includes whatever OEM puts into the image. WM 5.0 includes particular set of components.