How should i start to develop for omnia 2? I have poor knowledge in c# and asp.net.
You should check out some of the other questions that explain how to get started developing for windows mobile, eg developing applications for windows mobile,c#
If you want to develop apps that run on the phone (rather than in it's web browser) you don't need to know about asp.net.
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I am developing new windows phone 8.1
[RT] application working fine , but now my client want to give support to tablet also . Does my application work in tablet or I have to create a universal project ?
Please help me out for this .
Windows Phone 7.x or 8.x apps do not run on Windows 8/8.1/10 "out of the box" - you need to either have a universal app, or share your code (for example as a portable class library) to allow it to also run on the desktop variant of the OS.
If you want your app to run on over vendors tablets (such as Android or iOS) there are solutions that allow some code sharing, but again, you're looking at supporting another codebase to achieve this.
I was wondering if it is at all possible to run a phone-gap application on a raspberry pi 2 running Windows 10 IoT.
I am currently setup to build the app in C#, but being able to develop an app using HTML technologies would make integrating the app with my web page a lot easier, and quicker.
Any information is appreciated.
I don't think it works as Phonegap doesn't support Win10 UWP apps at least to date (see:http://phonegap.com/about/feature/)
You can develop your UWP apps in C#, C++, JavaScript, VB, Node.js, Python and Arduino Wiring.
Source: http://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/Faqs.htm#rpi2
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I have been working on a Minecraft server wrapper for the past week. I was looking forward to making a windows 10 universal app, but in my learning and testing I discovered that System.Diagnostics.Process is not supported in windows 8 store apps. When trying to add the code to my Win 10 dev machine in a 10 project I am being told that it cant be resolved.
Is there going to be a way to launch an external process and capture the output into a textbox with Win10 Universal apps or am I out of luck?
Your target app will need to support app services to do this. It isn't possible to launch and control arbitrary apps. If the target app is designed as an app service then you can launch and communicate it with Launcher.LaunchUriForResultsAsync
For more on app services see the Build session App-to-App Communication: Building a Web of Apps
How can we wake the computer from standby, sleep and/or hibernate in a Windows 8 metro-style application?
I have tried using the code I had for my old Winforms and WPF apps and even read and tried many tutorials online but nothing works. Also when searching for this there appears to be no results pointing to any kind of documentation.
Windows RT does not expose such low level API if i am correct. Windows Store apps are for simple easy to use - mainly consumption apps.
You can however couple your windows store app with a ful windows app (desktop / traditional app) that your windows store app communicates with (WCF etc). The traditional app can do all it did before.
the only downside is that you cannot install your traditional app on Windows RT
We have an application written in C# (.Net 2.0). MS-Access as database and crystal report for reporting. I have to port it to Windows Phone 7 (Target mobile is LUMIA 800).
My concerns are:
Does Crystal report work on windows phone 7?
Can I connect app to MS-Access in same way that I am connecting it on computer?
bad news, you have to start from scratch as WP7 only support SilverLight apps (XNA too, but it's for games). Moreover, you won't be able to connects to access directly.
A classic Data application on WP7 will use some Web Services hosted on a server that will provides all data access, whichever is behind. Then the WP7 will query the WS to get/put data.
I'd suggest you to take a look at WCF RIA Services, but you have to understand it's a high learning curve starting from Windows Forms skills.
Does Crystal report work on windows phone 7 ?
No, Crystal Reports are not supported on Windows Phone. Nor are they suitable for presentation on a mobile device.
Can I connect app to MS-Access in same way as I am connecting it on computer?
Microsoft Access isn't supported on Windows Phone. You can connect to remote databases, as described by Steve, but for local data storage, you would have to convert your data.
Also, the UI and the entire User Experience (UX) for a mobile application is vastly different than for a desktop application, and as such you would want to start from scratch regardless.