Amit Chopra

APP209Introducing “Orcas”

Huh ? What’s “Orcas”?

Killer whale (Orcinus orca) is the largest species of the oceanic

dolphin family

An Island about 83.9 miles north of the Microsoft campus

Code name for the upcoming release of Visual Studio

Amit ChopraProgram ManagerMicrosoft Corporation

APP209What’s New for Device Developers in Visual Studio “Orcas”

Agenda

Quick Recap on Visual Studio 2005

New Features for Device Developers in Visual Studio “Orcas”

Lots of Demos

Questions and Answers

Session Objectives and Takeaways

Session objectives Highlight enhancements in VSD Tools in Visual Studio “Orcas”

Key takeawaysKnow what’s coming your way in Visual Studio “Orcas”

Get ready to install and use Beta 1!

What’s not covered in this talk:Not a tutorial on device development

Does not cover non-device-specific features in Orcas

Where Do I go for more Information ?

Lookout for this.

Tools for Device Developers

Embedded Visual Tools 3.0

Microsoft eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0

Visual Studio .NET 2003

Visual Studio 2005

Visual Studio “Orcas”

eVBWindowsCE30

eVC 3.0

Managed and Native!Desktop Parity, Designers,

DataDevice Emulator 1.0 and 2.0*.NET CF Framework 1.0 and

2.0Microsoft Windows CE 5.0 and

6.0Smartphone and Pocket PC 2003, Windows Mobile 5.0*

Windows Mobile 6*

Native and ManagedDevice Emulator 3.0

Security Aware IDE / Unit TestingWindows CE 5.0 and CE 6.0

Windows Mobile 2003 Smartphone** and Pocket PC (**Native Only)

Windows Mobile 5.0 SmartphoneWindows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC

Windows Mobile 6.Professional*Windows Mobile 6 Standard*

.NET Compact Framework 2.0 and 3.5

Managed OnlyWindows CE 4.2.NET Compact Framework 1.0

Smartphone and Pocket PC 2003

Native OnlyWindows CE 4.0 5.0

Smartphone and PPC 2003

X86 Emulator

*Do Not Ship in the box, Install independently

Visual Studio 2005 Device Development Features

Parity with desktop development experiences

WYSWYG designers with skins support

Windows Mobile 2003 SDKs in the Box

Native code developmentMigration from eMbedded Visual C++

MFC 8.0 / ATL / Win32

.NET Compact Framework 1.0 and 2.0

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Mobile EditionData designer support

Setup project (CAB)

Microsoft Device Emulator 1.0

APP207

APP315

Visual Studio 2005 SP1

Added 15 MFC classes

Device Emulator 2.0 (Standalone Release)

Numerous bug fixesBetter eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 Migration Support

Ability to work with SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition

Updated the Native Compilers and Remote Tools

Ability to support Windows CE 6.0-based SDKs

Support for Windows Mobile 6 SDKs

Visual Studio “Orcas” Enhancements

Unit Testing for Devices

Device Configuration Manager

Device Certificate Manager

Device Emulator Version 3.0

Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK is in-the-box

.NET Compact Framework 2.0 SP2 and 3.5

Updated Compilers , MFC Libraries, Tools

Managed CoreCon Framework

.NET Compact Framework 3.5 Addressing key developer issuesWindows Communication Foundation support

(over email)

Support for LINQ (XML, Objects and Dataset)

New Tool - CLR Profiler

Compression Support

Client side certificates

Sound APIs

Windows Forms enhancements

Managed debugger fixes HOL301

HOL313

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Creating a Managed Application

Demo

Unit Testing for Devices

Unit testing support for managed device applications

Same experience as unit testing for desktop applications

Integrates seamlessly with Team System and Team Foundation Server

Lets you easily test your application across various device configurations

Support for Test Execution from Command Line

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HOL321

Unit Testing for Devices

Demo

Security Aware IDE

Device security configurationUnderstand and manage device security settings

Export security setting

Create custom security setting

Manage certificates on the deviceView certificates on the device

Add or remove certificates to/from the device

HOL203

Device Configuration Manager

Demo

Managed Core Connectivity Framework

Build on top of existing core connectivity framework

Internally used by our own tools (e.g., unit testing)

Makes it easy to build your own remote tools

Add reference to: Microsoft.Smartdevice.Connectivity.dll

Try the Hands on Lab to build your own Remote Process Viewer HOL401

Using Managed CoreCon

Demo

Device Emulator 2.0

Version 2.0 now available Updated for Windows Embedded CE 6.0 and Windows Mobile 6 releaseShips with the SDK or download standaloneIn-place update of previous version

EnhancementsAverage 40% gain in performanceSupport for Windows VistaNumerous bug fixesBattery emulationNotification LED in skin

Device Emulator 3.0

Will release with Visual Studio “Orcas” In-place update of previous version

EnhancementsAutomation support

Access to interfaces via Visual Basic Script

Made it easy to add custom images in the Device Emulator Manager

XML config file to configure emulator instances

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Device Emulator Manager Enhancements

Demo

Device Emulator Battery Emulation

Demo

So what did we learn Today ?

New Features in Visual Studio “Orcas”Unit Testing for Device Applications

Device Security / Certificate Management

Managed Corecon Libraries

Device Emulator 3.0

Support for .NETCF 2.0 SP2 and .NETCF 3.5WCF (Windows Communication Foundation)

LINQ (language integrate Query)

Plus all your favorite Visual Studio 2005 features

Call to Action

Download in Install Visual Studio “Orcas” Beta 1

Team Blog - http://blogs.msdn.com/vsdteam/

Beta 1 will work side by side with Visual Studio 2005

Please read the README before installing !

Consider ongoing relationship with the VSD Team

Join “Orcas TAP” Program

Contact achopra@microsoft.com

Come chat with Product Team Members Product Pavilion

While You're Here

Fill out your session evaluationEnter to win a Windows Mobile® phone or Zune™

Geek out with a huge rack of serversEnterprise Mobility in Action in the Expo Hall

Go on a dateISV Speed Dating lets you pitch your app to

Mobile Operators and OEMs (May 1 only)

Meet the geeksThe Expert Cabana is packed with MEDC

speakers and MVPs

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