Windows Mobile Device Framework API

Describes solutions and examples for tasks and uses of the Sybase Unwired Platform Device Application Designer API, which allows you to customize the Windows Mobile device user interface.

• Add Controls Manually to a Screen
  You can add controls manually to a screen by using the Visual Studio Form Designer, or by editing the Form*.designer.cs file.
• Customize Controller
  In the CustomizedCode folder, you can add new classes to customize a controller.
• Customize Widget Event Code
  You can customize widget event code in the Device Application Designer. Define the widget event in control's Actions|Coding tab.
• Add Validators
  A validator defines a set of standard classes for performing common data validation checks, for example, a phone number input field must be numbers. A component can have one or more validators.
• Perform UI Binding to an MBO
  You can perform UI binding to an MBO through the DataBindings method.
• Access Pending Operations and Operation Logs
  You can access pending operations directly from the MBO.
• Connect to Unwired Server
  You can call PackageDB.LoginToSync(username,password) to connect to the Unwired Server.
• Add or Modify Navigation
  The Form Manager implements the navigation of forms. You can add or modify the navigation by using a connection action.
• Add or Modify Actions
  To add or modify actions, you can create a partial class for the controller and override the event handler or you can modify the event handler code directly.
• Create and Assign Variables
  Variables are managed by the VariableManager.
• Assign PIM Actions to Controls
  You can add a PIM action to a control to integrate the control with a Windows Mobile PIM application.
• Change Default Layout
  In Windows Mobile, the default layout in the generated application is TableLayout. To change the layout, you can open the form in the Visual Studio Form Designer, and manually change the layout.