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Professional
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Embedded CE 6.0
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With its support for multiple processor architectures, Windows
Embedded CE can be adapted to a variety of devices, including
Smartphones, PocketPCs, digital cameras, DVRs, VoIP, network
routers, wireless projectors, robotics, data acquisition, human-machine
interfaces, and more. Packed with straightforward exercises and helpful
examples, this book is aimed at demonstrating how to perform various
development tasks in the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 environment. You’ll
quickly come to view Windows Embedded CE 6.0 as an ideal operating
system for developing a new generation of intelligent, multimedia,
connected, and service-oriented embedded devices.
Author and Embedded CE expert Samuel Phung encourages you to
develop Windows Embedded CE 6.0 applications by adapting the skills
you already have. You’ll learn to produce a new breed of intriguing
embedded devices and you’ll come to understand ways in which the
Windows Embedded CE environment is efficient, developer-friendly, and
easy to master.
What you will learn from this book
● How to build a customized CE 6.0 runtime image
● Various forms of debugging and the array of debugging tools
● Ways to develop managed-code and native-code applications for
Windows Embedded CE using Visual Studio
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● Techniques for deploying a Windows Embedded CE 6.0 device with BIOS Loader
● Methods available to autolaunch an application when CE starts
● How to create thin-client applications using the provided design templates
● Ways to customize the user interface when CE starts and replace the standard Explorer shell
Who this book is for
This book is for developers who are interested in learning what resources are available as part of the Windows Embedded CE tool
chains and how to use them. A basic understanding of Visual C++, C#, or Visual Basic is helpful.
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Embedded CE components come together to help programmers
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Professional Windows® Embedded CE 6.0
Introduction ................................................................................................ xxi
Chapter 1: Windows Embedded CE ..................................................................1
Chapter 2: Development Environment and Tools .............................................15
Chapter 3: Board Support Package ...............................................................39
Chapter 4: Building a Customized CE 6.0 Runtime Image ...............................61
Chapter 5: Connecting to Target Device ........................................................85
Chapter 6: Debugging and Debugging Tools .................................................113
Chapter 7: Boot Loader Overview ................................................................149
Chapter 8: The Registry ..............................................................................163
Chapter 9: Testing with CETK .....................................................................177
Chapter 10: Application Development .........................................................197
Chapter 11: Visual C# 2005 Applications ....................................................207
Chapter 12: VB 2005 Applications ..............................................................223
Chapter 13: Native-Code Applications .........................................................251
Chapter 14: Autolaunch Applications ..........................................................273
Chapter 15: Customizing the UI ..................................................................291
Chapter 16: Thin-Client Applications ...........................................................307
Chapter 17: Home Automation Applications ................................................327
Chapter 18: RFID Security Access Control Applications ...............................361
Chapter 19: Robotic Applications ................................................................371
Chapter 20: Deploying a CE 6.0 Device .......................................................397
Appendix A: Windows Embedded CE References..........................................417
Appendix B: Installation and Software.........................................................423
Appendix C: Sample Applications and OS Design Projects............................427
Index .........................................................................................................435
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Professional
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Wiley Publishing, Inc.
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Windows® Embedded CE 6.0
Samuel Phung
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About the Author
Samuel Phung has worked for more than 20 years in both the hardware and software areas of the
computer industry. In the late 1980s, he worked for computer hardware companies. In the early 1990s,
he led a financial database software development team, developing software for the banking industry.
Later he led a software team developing Windows - based telephony applications for a venture
capital - funded startup. In the late 1990s, he became engaged with the Windows Embedded product
team, starting with Windows NT 4.0 Embedded. He has been working with Windows Embedded CE
since version 2.12 was introduced.
He currently works for ICOP Technology, Inc., in El Monte, California, where he is responsible for
strategic business development for the North American region. Among his Windows Embedded
activities is initiating ICOP local - language web sites supporting the Taiwan, China, and Japan regions.
He also maintains a personal web site, www.embeddedpc.net , to provide Windows Embedded
information resources for new developers.
Phung graduated from California State University Long Beach (CSULB) in 1984 with an EE degree.
About the Technical Editors
Todd Meister has been developing using Microsoft technologies for more than 10 years. He ’ s been
a technical editor on more than 50 titles ranging from SQL Server to the .NET Framework. He is an assistant
director for computing services at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. He and his wife, Kimberly, live
in central Indiana with their four children. Contact Todd at [email protected] .
Dan Francis has been working professionally in software development since he was 15 and is currently a
software engineering manager for a Fortune 50 company. He lives with his wife and twin daughters in
northern Maryland. Contact Dan at [email protected] .
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Credits
Acquisitions Editor
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Development Editors
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Technical Editors
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Daniel Francis
Production Editor
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Copy Editor
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Editorial Manager
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Production Manager
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Joseph B. Wikert
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Acknowledgments
Going through the experience of writing a book for the first time has helped me realize the amount of
work, effort, and support needed to get a book to print. I could not have done it without the supporting
team working behind the scenes to help me.
First, I thank Sondra Webber at Microsoft and Katie Mohr at Wiley for making this book possible. I thank
William Bridges at Wiley for reviewing my writing, providing valuable input, and helping correct many
of the mistakes I made. I thank Todd Meister and Dan Francis for reviewing the technical contents.
Without the hard work of the Windows Embedded team at Microsoft, the Windows Embedded CE
product would not be where it is today. My thanks to Mike Hall, Susan Loh, Gabriel Spil, Travis Hobrla,
Riki June, and the Windows Embedded CE development team for posting useful information and
answering my questions over the years. I also recognize James Y. Wilson, Avi Kcholi, Steve Maillet, Chris
Tacke, Alex Feinman, Maarten Struys, David Heil, Bill Ma, Richard Lee, Paul Yao, Paul Tobey, Douglas
Boling, and other Windows Embedded MVPs who contributed their time and knowledge to the news
group and posted a large pool of technical resources online to benefit others. The base provided by
this group of MVPs helped me gain valuable knowledge and resolved countless problems.
I also thank the following individuals who went out of their way and provided help beyond what was
expected:
Ratheesh Rajan with the Windows Embedded CE BSP team
Jason Summerour from Robotics Connection
Chester Fitchett and Don Ha from Phidgets, Inc.
Most of all, I thank my wife, Ann, for her understanding, patience, and support while I took time away
from the family to work on the book.
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Contents
Introduction xxi
Chapter 1: Windows Embedded CE 1
What Is Embedded? 1
Embedded Devices 1
Embedded Software 2
Embedded Devices and Software 3
The Windows Embedded Family 3
Windows XP Embedded 4
Windows Embedded Point of Service 4
Windows Embedded CE 6.0 4
Modular and Compact OS 5
Real-Time Operating System 6
Supported Hardware 6
New Features in CE 6.0 R2 7
Customizable UI 8
Wired and Wireless Connectivity 8
Graphics and Multimedia 9
Multilanguage, International Localization 9
Real-Time Communication and VoIP 10
OS Design Templates 11
Developing CE Applications 12
Testing and Debugging 12
What Can Windows Embedded CE Do? 13
Summary 14
Chapter 2: Development Environment and Tools 15
Windows Embedded CE Platform Builder 15
Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Installation 16
Supported Processors 17
Installation Sequence 18
Quick Fix Engineering and Update 19
Windows Embedded CE Terminology 20
Windows Embedded CE Environment Variables 23
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