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European Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference 2003 takes place next week March 26, 2003 [MS Smartphone] | By anonymous 1. Next week in Disneyland Paris, in France/EU Microsoft Mobility Developer Conference 2003 (so called "MDC Europe") takes place. Full list of sessions of this MDC follows. CLI201 Next Generation Pocket PC and Smartphone Development Platform Tue, Apr 1 13:30 - 14:45 Room 1 This session will provide a technical overview of what´s new and upcoming for the Pocket PC and Smartphone development platforms. It provides context and level set for many of the more advanced sessions. We will focus on key new features for mobile software developers, starting from the underlying Windows CE OS, to Pocket PC and Smartphone Shell, Networking, Telephony, Messaging and Device Management features and extensibility points. This session will also cover important changes and roadmap to the related Development Tools (embedded Visual C++ and Visual Studio .NET), SDKs, emulators and supported runtimes. CLI202 Introduction to Microsoft Windows Powered Smartphone Development Tue, Apr 1 15:00 - 16:15 Room 1 Neil Enns Want to get a taste of the Smartphone development platform? This session is for you! This session will provide information on how to write code for the telephony aspects a Smartphone device, an overview of Smartphone user interface, and a summary of the development tools available. CLI204 Device Management and Security for Developers Wed, Apr 2 14:00 - 15:15 Room 1 Nick Hofmeister Mobile Operators and IT administrators alike rely on the Device Management and Security architecture on Smartphone and PocketPC. How will it affect you, the developer? Learn how Device Management easily configures devices through local APIs or over the air. Discover how Application Security affects your development and release process. CLI205 Compact Framework: Introduction to Smart Device Programming Tue, Apr 1 16:45 - 18:00 Room 1 Mark Gilbert The .NET Compact Framework is a small footprint, binary compatible version of the .NET Framework, designed for small mobile devices. The Compact Framework enables devices to interoperate easily with web Services, using the development productivity of Visual Studio .NET. This talk will provide an overview on the architecture and design and the Compact Framework, as well as more details on its functionality and usage. Learn how your skills in building Visual Studio .NET applications can now be applied to programming smart devices. CLI303 Advanced Pocket PC/Smartphone Development: Connectivity, Networking, Bluetooth, SMS Wed, Apr 2 15:45 - 17:00 Room 1 Scott Shell This session will help application developers navigate the extensive networking and connectivity opportunities when building applications for the Pocket PC and Smartphone. Specifically, this session will detail the connection manager APIs, the WAP push router and associated messages, and programmatic access to SMS. The session will also describe best practice techniques for developers interested in building network aware applications. CLI306 Compact Framework: Phone Features (Pocket PC Phone Edition and Smartphone) Wed, Apr 2 08:15 - 09:30 Room 1 Jamie De Guerre This session will go over the features of the .NET Compact Framework supported on Smartphone and look at many interesting areas that the .NET Compact Framework developers should be aware of when writing applications for Smartphone devices, including: User interface differences, security model, performance and unique hardware considerations. In addition, this session will show you how to access compelling phone features from the Compact Framework. The Compact Framework has been designed from the start to be an ideal mobile platform for resource contrained, semi-connected devices such as mobile phones. In the latter part of this session we will show you how you can access compelling phone features such as SMS, Phone Dialing, SIM Card and more on both the Microsoft Smartphone or the Pocket PC Phone Edition devices. While this session will be valuable to anyone considering writing applications for the Microsoft Smartphone or Pocket PC Phone Edition platforms, some familiarity with the .NET Compact Framework would be a valuable prerequisite. CLI308 Developing Applications with eVC++ 4.0 Wed, Apr 2 11:30 - 12:45 Room 2 Marcus Perryman Developing native application for next generation Pocket PC (code named “Ozone”) can only be achieved through the new embedded Visual C++ 4.0 tool set. In this session we will take a look at the new features of eVC++ 4.0 including the improvements in the development environment (IDE). We will also look briefly at some new features of the Windows CE 4.2 operating system upon which Ozone is built, and see how the eVC++ language has been extended to incorporate these. We will focus specifically on the new remote tools that are available to help development and debugging solutions on Ozone, including the new Remote Performance Monitor. CLI310 Developing Tablet PC applications Wed, Apr 2 11:30 - 12:45 HOL2 Lester Madden The Tablet PC is a new PC that runs the Windows XP operating system. This new breed of laptop allows developers to write applications that allow user to interact via Inking (Hand writing recognition) This session will explore the Tablet PC SDK features for managing user handwriting and drawing. Please note that although this session is being held in a Hands-On room, this is not a Hands-On lab session. This session has a capacity of 50 people. CLI312 Developing Games with the .NET Compact Framework Tue, Apr 1 15:00 - 16:15 Room 2 Jamie De Guerre Use the productivity of managed code when developing games for devices. Topics covered will include performance, sound, double buffering, input, optimizing for size, and using XML Web services and SMS for connected games. We´ll walk through a specific game sample throughout the talk, showing code and development along the way. At the end, we´ll have a working game and give away the code as well. CLI313 Optimization Techniques for Intel® XScale PCA Applications Tue, Apr 1 16:45 - 18:00 Room 2 Jason Roberts This class covers useful techniques to improve the performance of applications running on portable devices based on Intel XScale microprocessors. The anatomy of an optimization will be shown by walking thru a contrived application that contains code snippets similar to those actually encountered by the Intel Optimization Labs. A variety of C functions will be shown before and after optimization. Pre and post-optimization results from VTune will also be provided. This course will also demonstrate the effectiveness of using the co-processor in Intel XScale microprocessor. Tools, optimization services and publications from Intel will be discussed. CLI407 Compact Framework: Interoperability Wed, Apr 2 09:45 - 11:00 Room 1 Mark Gilbert This session explains the different methods of using native code from your .NET compact framework application. You will learn how to call operating system APIs from managed code directly; details of how the execution engine marshals data between managed and native code; and how to build a DLL in embedded Visual C++ that allows you to call COM components from your application using POOM as an example. CLI411 .NET Compact Framework: Data Access Best Practices & Performance Strategies Tue, Apr 1 18:15 - 19:30 Room 1 Craig Neable The .NET Compact Framework brings the familiar power and ease of use of the .NET programming environment and interfaces to devices. While the tools and APIs are now shared between servers, PCs and devices, there are certain design patterns that the developer can choose in order to maximise the performance and data handling capabilities in mobile applications where network access can be intermittent. This session will give an in depth look at design patterns and tips and tricks that will make .NET Compact Framework applications faster and more response while presenting rich data to users. This session assumes familiarity with Windows Forms, Data Access and XML Web service classes in the .NET Compact Framework. HOL01 Creating Mobile Applications with SQL Server CE 2.0 and VS.NET 2003 Wed, Apr 2 09:45 - 11:00 HOL1 Lester Madden , Kevin Collins , Marcus Perryman This lab will walk developers through the steps of creating a wireless, mobile application for a Windows CE.NET or PocketPC device. The lab will guide the user through creating an application using the latest Microsoft technologies including Visual Studio .NET 2003, the .NET Compact Framework, ADO.NET, and SQL Server CE v2.0. Upon completing the lab, developers will have created and debugged an application utilizing SQL Server merge replication for synchronization, Wi-Fi technology, and techniques for deploying applications. HOL01 Creating Mobile Applications with SQL Server CE 2.0 and VS.NET 2003 Tue, Apr 1 13:30 - 14:45 HOL1 Lester Madden , Kevin Collins , Marcus Perryman This lab will walk developers through the steps of creating a wireless, mobile application for a Windows CE.NET or PocketPC device. The lab will guide the user through creating an application using the latest Microsoft technologies including Visual Studio .NET 2003, the .NET Compact Framework, ADO.NET, and SQL Server CE v2.0. Upon completing the lab, developers will have created and debugged an application utilizing SQL Server merge replication for synchronization, Wi-Fi technology, and techniques for deploying applications. HOL01 Creating Mobile Applications with SQL Server CE 2.0 and VS.NET 2003 Tue, Apr 1 18:15 - 19:30 HOL1 Lester Madden , Kevin Collins , Marcus Perryman This lab will walk developers through the steps of creating a wireless, mobile application for a Windows CE.NET or PocketPC device. The lab will guide the user through creating an application using the latest Microsoft technologies including Visual Studio .NET 2003, the .NET Compact Framework, ADO.NET, and SQL Server CE v2.0. Upon completing the lab, developers will have created and debugged an application utilizing SQL Server merge replication for synchronization, Wi-Fi technology, and techniques for deploying applications. HOL02 Building a Notification Services Application in 1 hour Wed, Apr 2 08:15 - 09:30 HOL2 Patrice Truong , Matt Nunn This lab will walk you through the development of a functioning notifiaction services application. You will implment all of peices of the application from consuming events to sending notifications. Once you have finished with the lab you should be able to take the prototype you have built and easily implement it in your own environment. HOL02 Building a Notification Services Application in 1 hour Tue, Apr 1 18:15 - 19:30 HOL2 Patrice Truong , Matt Nunn This lab will walk you through the development of a functioning notifiaction services application. You will implment all of peices of the application from consuming events to sending notifications. Once you have finished with the lab you should be able to take the prototype you have built and easily implement it in your own environment. HOL02 Building a Notification Services Application in 1 hour Tue, Apr 1 15:00 - 16:15 HOL2 Patrice Truong , Matt Nunn This lab will walk you through the development of a functioning notifiaction services application. You will implment all of peices of the application from consuming events to sending notifications. Once you have finished with the lab you should be able to take the prototype you have built and easily implement it in your own environment. HOL03 Application Development Targeting the .NET Compact Framework with Visual Studio .NET Wed, Apr 2 15:45 - 17:00 HOL1 Craig Neable The .NET Compact Framework makes it easy to call XML Web Services and render rich user interfaces on the next generation of mobile and embedded devices. This lab will walk through the process of building a simple application that calls XML Web Services and uses ADO.NET to manage local data, deploying this application to the device or the emulator, and debugging code. Come and learn how to build rich .NET Compact Framework powered applications in the productive programming environment offered by Visual Studio .NET 2003. HOL03 Application Development Targeting the .NET Compact Framework with Visual Studio .NET Wed, Apr 2 14:00 - 15:15 HOL1 Craig Neable The .NET Compact Framework makes it easy to call XML Web Services and render rich user interfaces on the next generation of mobile and embedded devices. This lab will walk through the process of building a simple application that calls XML Web Services and uses ADO.NET to manage local data, deploying this application to the device or the emulator, and debugging code. Come and learn how to build rich .NET Compact Framework powered applications in the productive programming environment offered by Visual Studio .NET 2003. HOL03 Application Development Targeting the .NET Compact Framework with Visual Studio .NET Tue, Apr 1 15:00 - 16:15 HOL1 Craig Neable The .NET Compact Framework makes it easy to call XML Web Services and render rich user interfaces on the next generation of mobile and embedded devices. This lab will walk through the process of building a simple application that calls XML Web Services and uses ADO.NET to manage local data, deploying this application to the device or the emulator, and debugging code. Come and learn how to build rich .NET Compact Framework powered applications in the productive programming environment offered by Visual Studio .NET 2003. HOL03 Application Development Targeting the .NET Compact Framework with Visual Studio .NET Wed, Apr 2 08:15 - 09:30 HOL1 Craig Neable The .NET Compact Framework makes it easy to call XML Web Services and render rich user interfaces on the next generation of mobile and embedded devices. This lab will walk through the process of building a simple application that calls XML Web Services and uses ADO.NET to manage local data, deploying this application to the device or the emulator, and debugging code. Come and learn how to build rich .NET Compact Framework powered applications in the productive programming environment offered by Visual Studio .NET 2003. HOL04 ASP.NET Mobile Controls Wed, Apr 2 11:30 - 12:45 HOL1 Lester Madden , Andy Wigley During this lab you will build a mobile web application that will allow users to calculate their monthly mortgage payment from any mobile device, including cell phones, pagers and PDAs like the Pocket PC. The Microsoft ASP.NET mobile controls extend ASP.NET and the Visual Studio .NET IDE to make it fast and easy to build mobile web applications using your desktop skills. In this lab, you will learn how to create a mobile web form project using Visual Studio .NET, consume an XML Web Service from your mobile front end, and then test it with multiple device emulators. The XML Web Service has been pre-installed in your machine. This lab illustrates how easy it is to build mobile Web applications using ASP.NET that will automatically adapt the display to target multiple mobile devices and mark-up languages like WML, cHTML, HTML and XHTML. HOL04 ASP.NET Mobile Controls Wed, Apr 2 15:45 - 17:00 HOL2 Lester Madden , Andy Wigley During this lab you will build a mobile web application that will allow users to calculate their monthly mortgage payment from any mobile device, including cell phones, pagers and PDAs like the Pocket PC. The Microsoft ASP.NET mobile controls extend ASP.NET and the Visual Studio .NET IDE to make it fast and easy to build mobile web applications using your desktop skills. In this lab, you will learn how to create a mobile web form project using Visual Studio .NET, consume an XML Web Service from your mobile front end, and then test it with multiple device emulators. The XML Web Service has been pre-installed in your machine. This lab illustrates how easy it is to build mobile Web applications using ASP.NET that will automatically adapt the display to target multiple mobile devices and mark-up languages like WML, cHTML, HTML and XHTML. HOL04 ASP.NET Mobile Controls Tue, Apr 1 16:45 - 18:00 HOL1 Lester Madden , Andy Wigley During this lab you will build a mobile web application that will allow users to calculate their monthly mortgage payment from any mobile device, including cell phones, pagers and PDAs like the Pocket PC. The Microsoft ASP.NET mobile controls extend ASP.NET and the Visual Studio .NET IDE to make it fast and easy to build mobile web applications using your desktop skills. In this lab, you will learn how to create a mobile web form project using Visual Studio .NET, consume an XML Web Service from your mobile front end, and then test it with multiple device emulators. The XML Web Service has been pre-installed in your machine. This lab illustrates how easy it is to build mobile Web applications using ASP.NET that will automatically adapt the display to target multiple mobile devices and mark-up languages like WML, cHTML, HTML and XHTML. HOL05 Developing for Microsoft Windows Powered Smartphone 2002 using eMbedded Visual C++ Tue, Apr 1 16:45 - 18:00 HOL2 Marcus Perryman , Chung Webster This session explores how to develop for Smartphone 2002 using eMbedded Visual C++ 3.0 and the CE APIs. We will walkthrough creating a multiplayer "Tic Tac Toe" game. This will cover the full lifecycle of Smartphone development, from creating the user interface, the development environment, debugging, to application deployment, creating cab installs. Multiplayer communication will utilise WDP over SMS. HOL05 Developing for Microsoft Windows Powered Smartphone 2002 using eMbedded Visual C++ Wed, Apr 2 09:45 - 11:00 HOL2 Marcus Perryman , Chung Webster This session explores how to develop for Smartphone 2002 using eMbedded Visual C++ 3.0 and the CE APIs. We will walkthrough creating a multiplayer "Tic Tac Toe" game. This will cover the full lifecycle of Smartphone development, from creating the user interface, the development environment, debugging, to application deployment, creating cab installs. Multiplayer communication will utilise WDP over SMS. HOL05 Developing for Microsoft Windows Powered Smartphone 2002 using eMbedded Visual C++ Wed, Apr 2 14:00 - 15:15 HOL2 Marcus Perryman , Chung Webster This session explores how to develop for Smartphone 2002 using eMbedded Visual C++ 3.0 and the CE APIs. We will walkthrough creating a multiplayer "Tic Tac Toe" game. This will cover the full lifecycle of Smartphone development, from creating the user interface, the development environment, debugging, to application deployment, creating cab installs. Multiplayer communication will utilise WDP over SMS. HOL05 Developing for Microsoft Windows Powered Smartphone 2002 using eMbedded Visual C++ Tue, Apr 1 13:30 - 14:45 HOL2 Marcus Perryman , Chung Webster This session explores how to develop for Smartphone 2002 using eMbedded Visual C++ 3.0 and the CE APIs. We will walkthrough creating a multiplayer "Tic Tac Toe" game. This will cover the full lifecycle of Smartphone development, from creating the user interface, the development environment, debugging, to application deployment, creating cab installs. Multiplayer communication will utilise WDP over SMS. IND01 Welcome To PharmaNET Wed, Apr 2 15:45 - 17:00 Room 3 Laurent Docquir , Pierre Rigaux PharmaNET is a real-life mobile environment, set up jointly by EZOS and HP that shows the power and the flexibility of .NET in end-to-end mobility solutions, giving access to business critical data any time, any place and on any device. Sales people, administrative people, logistical managers and line of business managers of a virtual company called PharmaNET all have access to all real-time data such as sales data, inventory data, customer data, from any device - from a classical WAP phone, an Orange SPV, an xda from O2 to the brand new fascinating Tablet PC. IND02 T-Mobile´s end-to-end solution for mobilising existing applications Tue, Apr 1 16:45 - 18:00 Room 3 Werner Karbach , Daniel von Heynitz Using Microsoft .NET, T-Mobile International launched a new service that enables customers to extend their existing applications to a mobile workforce with low start up costs and predictable service fees. The company’s mobile service integration platform uses standards-based technologies such as XML and XML Web services to integrate with business solutions running on any platform and in any location, providing customer with wireless access to their existing business applications. In partnering with content providers, system integrators and independent software vendors, T-Mobile enables their customers to extend their messaging, ERP, or CRM systems for access through a broad range of mobile devices. Delivering one seamless solution to the customer in strong partnerships will ensure that technology is translated into clear user benefits. The combination of productivity gains and new growth opportunities account for the attractiveness of mobile enterprise applications, enabling enterprises to achieve attractive return on investments and hence a faster payback time for investments in mobility (mobile enterprise applications). IND03 The virtual market place for mobile applications - Mobile2Market in Action Wed, Apr 2 08:15 - 09:30 Room 3 Jason Wells , Nick Balderson , Mark Spain Since the successful launch of the Orange SPV in Europe, this creates a new opportunity for developers and a great route to market to make incremental revenues. In this session Microsoft, Handango, and Orange, by working together, will outline the process for getting applications to market in conjunction with mobile2market. The session will outline logo certification, and digital signing, it will also give insights into customer demand, purchasing behaviour, and buying trends. Attendees will walk away with lessons learned and the keys to successful deployment of mobile applications and potential revenue opportunities. IND04 Customization and Personalization: Smart Software for Smart Devices Wed, Apr 2 09:45 - 11:00 Room 3 James Pratt DAT Group and partner company Action Engine Corporation present their Device Management Platform. Smartphones provide wireless network operators with new and exciting opportunities for driving services revenue. DAT and Action Engine have developed a range of over-the-air (OTA) software utilities that allows the subscriber to get the maximum value out of their devices while reducing the support burden to the Operator. One of the features of the Device Management Platform enables subscribers to search, select, pay and download applications OTA to their smart device. The DAT-Action Engine software is fully compliant with Microsoft´s Mobile Application Catalogue and gives ISV´s and mobile operators a straightforward way of delivering certified applications to the end-user. Other components of the platform allow the user to change how the phone looks and sounds through an interactive web site as well as an easy email configuration tool. DAT will describe the platform and other retail orientated software tools that show how value is added to the whole supply chain from the perspective of the device distributor, ISV, mobile operator and the subscriber. IND05 Mobile Terminals 2003: The Most Challenging Market Ever Tue, Apr 1 15:00 - 16:15 Room 3 Ben Wood An overview of the global mobile devices market including some of the business, technological, and social trends affecting take-up of mobile data services. The presentation will look at prospects for 2.5G/3G, software and platform development, key industry players including emerging Asian manufacturers and major operators, consumer trends, device market segmentation, and emerging applications and services in the corporate and gaming markets. IND06 Evolving trends in wireless and their opportunities Tue, Apr 1 13:30 - 14:45 Room 3 Dave Marutiak Hear about the evolving trends in the wireless industry and the opportunities to be realized. Attendees will hear about economic trends, what operators are looking for, and what the industry is delivering to inspire developers. This session will also explore how software platforms will enable great applications for vertical markets and how to take advantage of these trends as opportunities. IND07 Mobile Device Management (XcelleNet) Tue, Apr 1 18:15 - 19:30 Room 3 Yad Jaura You´ve just created the most important mobile application ever to be implemented by the business. Now new challenges need to be faced. How can you effectively manage the deployment of the application to all the mobile users´ where ever they happen to be and across whichever network they´re using? Enterprises supporting large numbers of mobile users need a way to effectively manage and secure the mobile devices they use. In this session, XcelleNet will show how management of mobile devices including Pocket PCs and Smartphones can be made simple and straightforward. Everything from software deployment and maintenance, inventory and asset management, application data movement and synchronisation, device configuration, data backup and document and content management will be covered in this session using live software to illustrate the possibilities. Any enterprise looking to scale pilots into production systems, should attend this session to understand the obstacles they´ll face and how they can be overcome. IND08 Evolving Mobile Solutions in the Wireless LAN & PAN Environments Wed, Apr 2 11:30 - 12:45 Room 3 Dieter Kossessa This session provides an overview about compelling applications and services for mobile devices based on Wireless LAN and PAN technology. With the integration of wireless radio modules into a wide range of mobile devices and accessories, the number of usage scenarios and compelling applications is extremly growing. Delegates will receive some insight information about development activities around the globe and results from case studies. IND09 Delivering Up-To-Date Information with SQL Server Notification Services and Fenestrae Mobility Server Wed, Apr 2 14:00 - 15:15 Room 3 Wim de Koning PRE01 Overview of Microsoft .NET Mon, Mar 31 14:30 - 15:45 Room 3 Hans VerBeeck , Gianpaolo Carraro This session will provide an overview of .NET and why/how it is a significant environment for building solutions for the digital age. This session will introduce the four key technology areas: XML Web Services, Windows .NET Framework, .NET Enterprise Servers and Visual Studio .NET 2003. PRE02 XML Web Services Mon, Mar 31 16:00 - 17:15 Room 3 Hans VerBeeck , Gianpaolo Carraro This session will drill into the details of XML Web Services, and show how they are created and consumed using Visual Studio.NET 2003, the technologies involved to provide interoperability across different platforms using SOAP and WSDL and their promotion on the web using UDDI. This session also introduces some advanced concepts to implement standard secure XML Web Services using WS-Security and the Microsoft Web Service Enhancements product. PRE03 The Windows .NET Framework Mon, Mar 31 17:30 - 18:45 Room 3 Hans VerBeeck , Gianpaolo Carraro This session will take a closer look at some of the key features within the Windows .NET framework to build the next generation of applications. Topics covered will include how the Common Language Runtime works - the process of execution, reflection, inheritance, security, debugging and exception handling. The session will also review web development using ASP.NET, data access using ADO.NET and COM Interoperability. SRV205 Developing Applications with SQL Server CE 2.0 Wed, Apr 2 08:15 - 09:30 Room 2 Kevin Collins See the new in features SQL Server CE Version 2.0 - the compact mobile database for applications that extends enterprise data management and synchronization capabilities to mobile and embedded devices. This session will discuss integration into the new .NET development tools and data access models being rolled out with Visual Studio.NET 2003 and its support of the .NET Compact Framework. There will be many customer demonstrations showing the new SQL Server CE v2.0 features. Learn deployment about the various sync models that allow for easy and robust synchronization to SQL Server. SRV207 Windows Media: delivering audio and video to mobile devices Tue, Apr 1 18:15 - 19:30 Room 2 Jon Billings Windows Media is an integral part of the Windows Powered Mobile Devices, helping make these devices the most compelling mobile media devices. Come learn about all the Windows Media 9 Series platform and all it´s components such as Windows Media Encoder, Windows Media Server, and Windows Media Player as well the underlying ground breaking codec technologies such Windows Media Audio and Windows Media Video. Learn how to leverage the Windows Media 9 Series platform to build compelling end-to-end mobile solutions for businesses and consumers including applications such as streaming and peer-to-peer messaging. SRV301 ASP .NET Mobile Controls: Fundamentals Tue, Apr 1 13:30 - 14:45 Room 2 Matt Gibbs This session will give you the opportunity to learn the basics of building mobile web applications with ASP .NET Mobile Controls. See how the control model and drag and drop designer makes it easy to target 80+ devices (cell phones, PDAs and pagers) from a single mobile web form. Find out what the adaptive rendering and rich customization and extensibility models can do for your mobile web applications. SRV302 ASP .NET Mobile Controls: Customizing Rendering for Specific Devices Wed, Apr 2 09:45 - 11:00 Room 2 Matt Gibbs Learn how to target your mobile web applications to the Pocket PC and other devices using ASP .NET Mobile Controls. Find out how to use Microsoft Visual Studio .NET and the .NET Framework (ASP.NET) to quickly and easily build mobile web applications. See how the customization model enables robust rendering for the Smartphone, Pocket PC and other mobile devices. SRV303 ASP .NET Mobile Controls: Best Practices Wed, Apr 2 14:00 - 15:15 Room 2 Matt Gibbs For current mobile web developers this is an opportunity to learn what makes a mobile web application great. Also see how to improve existing mobile web applications. Get tips and tricks for generating compelling mobile user interfaces on cell phones, PDAs and pagers. See ASP .NET Mobile Controls demos that show how to choose the right control for your needs, how to use forms in your application and how to use device customization effectively. SRV304 Building Mobile Location-Based Applications with MapPoint .NET Wed, Apr 2 11:30 - 12:45 Room 1 Michael Lightfoot MapPoint .NET is Microsoft´s developer platform for integrating location into mobile applications. This session will begin with an overview of MapPoint .NET and it´s specific capabilities such as Map Rendering and Reverse Geocoding. We will then look at how these capabilities can be used by developers as the location building blocks of anytype of mobile application, from WAP to smart devices. Finally, we will move into examining the source code of a live Pocket PC Phone Edition application to see MapPoint .NET in action. SRV306 Implementing SQL Server Notification Services Wed, Apr 2 15:45 - 17:00 Room 2 Patrice Truong Dive deep into the development process for creating a notification application using SQL Server Notification Services. This is a code-intensive session with few slides, using a stock quotes notification application as the example. We will build the foundation for the application using built-in NS components. Next, we will add data sources from an existing application using a SQL Server event provider. We will then build the delivery portion of the application by creating rich notifications using a custom content formatter, and send the notifications to cell phones via a custom delivery protocol.  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later)
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