Device Application Designer Generated Solution Files and Projects

The Device Application Designer generated code consists of a solution file and several projects, including the UI project, MBO project, Settings project, and settingProxy project.

Solution file and projects
Name	Source Model	Description
Solution File	Solution name from the generation option.	Visual Studio solution file to manage all the generated projects. For example, Customer.sln.
Mobile Business Object (MBO) project	The MBO domain project is generated from the MBO domain model definition. The project name is defined in the project generation options.	This project contains the generated Client API code (for example, Customer_MBO.csproj).
Windows Mobile UI project	The Windows Mobile application project is generated from the Device Application Designer definition. The Project name and namespace are defined in the Windows Mobile application generation Client project name option.	This project contains all the UI-related application code. The name depends on the mobile business object project (for example, Customer_UI.csproj).
Sybase.UnwiredPlatform.Windows.StockScreen project	The Windows Mobile Device Framework, including UI framework, and a framework that approximates the Device Application Designer.	This framework can be generated as source or as a .dll, and is generated only if the Generate source codes for Sybase windows frameworks option is selected.
Settings Project	The setting screen definitions in the Device Application Designer.	This project is generated when there are settings screens in the Device Application Designer, and if you use one of the Settings stock screens in DAD. The generated project provides a Settings application that allows users to configure various setting options of the application.
SettingProxy project	An addin to the setting screen definitions in the Device Application Designer.	This project is generated when there are settings screens in the Device Application Designer, and if you use one of the Settings stock screens in DAD. The addin allows users to invoke the Settings application directly from the Windows Mobile Settings folder.

Generation Gap Pattern Support
To allow developers to extend generated code and keep modifications, Sybase supports a generation gap pattern. This pattern makes use of a C# partial classes to provide customization. For certain logic-related classes, a “protected virtual” method lets you override the method with your own implementation.
Windows Mobile UI Project
The Windows Mobile UI project contains these classes and files:

Parent topic: Generating Windows Mobile Device Application Code from the Device Application Designer