I think i found the solution, haven't tested it yet. I found the source code of the IRdAEndPoint class, which i just parsed in my program (it needed some editing, but not too difficult). I don't get any compiler errors, but i still need to test the communication with a pda.
Hi Haunter,
here's a small example how to get all files from a directory:
DirectoryInfo currDir = new DirectoryInfo(path);
FileInfo[] files = currDir.GetFiles();
//gets all the files in the directory
OR
string searchPattern = "*.txt";
FileInfo[] files =...
Hey jby1,
I have been programming in Java for about 3 years now, and I started c# programming a few weeks ago. I found this book very useful: .Net for Java developers by Addison Wesly.
It explains c# by comparing Java and c# examples.
I found it as an e-book on the internet, but i guess it's...
He Seanbo,
It looks to me you have got the wrong .Net Framework. I think the file you used (NETCFSetup.msi) is the Compact Framework (for PDA devices). I used a file named dotnetfx.exe to install the .Net Framework 1.1 Redistributable...
Hi palbano, thanks for your fast reaction.
About your first remark:
>> ep = new IPEndPoint(0,0);
The IPEndPoint ep shouldn't be used. I now see that i used ep to bind the socket, that was a mistake i made. Ep should only be used to create a new EndPoint with a SocketAddress (contains a Irda...
I could really use some help controlling the IrDA port on my laptop. I want to create some kind of server that can accept connections from PocketPC's. I cant use the IrDA Client and IrDALister classes, because they only excist in the .Net Compact framework. This is what i have so far:
using...
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