Una veloce sintesi delle novità relative al Remote Performance Monitor per il .NET CF 3.5: The Remote Performance Monitor (RPM) first shipped in version 2 service pack 1 of the .Net Compact Framework.  Since that time, numerous customers have come to depend on RPM to help them diagnose performance problems and find memory leaks in their applications.  With each release we add new features and fix bugs based on what customers tell us is important, and version 3.5 is no exception.  This post summarizes what's new in v3.5.  Continua alla fonte: Steven Pratschner's .Net CF WebLog...

Leggendo i vari blog su MSDN, mi è saltato all'occhio un post relativo ad un SMS Toolkit (che già di per se è una cosa interessante):    Thus, given the ubiquity of SMS and rising demand for SMS applications, we at MSRIndia have been researching ways to enable organizations of all kinds to connect their interesting PC and Internet applications to SMS capable phones and create new useful SMS based apps. Towards that end, we are very pleased to announce the general availability of our SMS Toolkit, enabling anyone with a PC and a Windows Mobile Phone to run their own SMS server...

In questo post di Andrew Arnott, è presente una tabella in cui vengono elencate le funzionalità di WCF che saranno supportate nel .NET Compact Framework 3.5:  Many people have been asking about what subset of .NET 3.0's Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) will be supported by the .NET Compact Framework 3.5.  Well, here is a table I put together with the answer to that question... Non sono un esperto di WCF ma, osservando la tabella (che trovate alla fonte), ci sono un paio di cose che mi lasciano un po'....perplesso come ad esempio, l'assenza sulla versione per compact framework di MsmqTransportBindingElement, WS-ReliableMessaging. Staremo...