Hi Guys,
Could you please let me know, how to debug an application with the GPRS connection on a pocket pc device, Since when you connect with active sync the GPRS connection is lost.
i also wanted to know, if we connect to the PC with active sync can we ping to ip address got by the PocketPC device if not how can we share the PC's N/W through the USB interface and be able to ping to the device
Thanks a lot, in advance to your response
Best Regards
Sanjeeth

how to debug an application on the device with GPRS connection?
Adair
you have been a great help to me ...
SJROOKER
Could also please guide me as to how to put the pocketpc 2003(XDA2 mini) on ethernet using the mini usb cable and not using active sync.
Thanks and Regards
Sanjeeth
Michael Klucher - MSFT
Thanks for your reply i really appreciate it,
I am Using a PocketPC 2003 device.
When i connect the device to the pc to debug, i am not able to establish a TCP/IP to the network from my pocketpc. I can browse internet from the device.
I tried establishing a GPRS Connection in the Device and then connecting to the PC, But when i connect to the system the GPRS connection is lost.
What i want to achieve is to be able to Connect to network(LAN/GPRS) using the device and debug the application.
Looking forward to your reply
Thanks and Regards
Sanjeeth
Fabio Reynoso
You can't do it using mini USB cable, you'd need to purchase Ethernet network adapter compatible with your device and use that. As far as I remember that device has SDIO compatible slot, so SDIO network card should do. I’m not sure if there’s SDIO wired Ethernet adapter available, but I’m sure wireless is.
Tito Jermaine
Why it's important to use GPRS connection Your application should not care about connection kind and should work the same way with GPRS, Wi-Fi or AS connections. Are you trying to debug Connection Manager related code
Yes, you can ping it starting WM 5.0.
Praveen Dayanithi
You can debug without AS:
http://blogs.msdn.com/vsdteam/archive/2005/04/28/413304.aspx
I would advice using Ethernet or Wi-Fi for that.