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Title: Course 7165
Course Length: 08 Hours 51 Minutes 08 Seconds The paid version of this course contains videos of following topics:
This course is intended for system integrators and system administrators within OEM organizations who are responsible for building and configuring the Microsoft Windows CE .NET platform.At Course CompletionAfter completing the course, students will be able to:Create an advanced build of Windows CE image.Describe the concepts of advanced debugging.Describe the Windows CE kernel features.Provide an overview of driver development in Windows CE .NET.Describe the networking and communications technologies used in Windows CE .NET.Learn about the shell options included in Windows CE .NET.Describe the application development environment for building a Windows CE .NET operating system image.PrerequisitesBefore attending this course, students must have:Some knowledge of Embedded platforms is helpful but not necessary.Course OutlineModule 1: Advanced Building of a Windows CE ImageDirectory Structure of Platform BuilderThe Windows CE .NET Build ProcessBuilding in the Integrated Development EnvironmentModifying Configuration FilesCreating a ComponentModifying CEC Files using the CEC EditorAdding a BSPExport WizardModule 2: Advanced DebuggingUsing BreakpointsThe Real World: Debugging ProcessUsing Remote ToolsIDE Debug CommandsDebug ZonesAdditional Debugging TechniqueseXDI (Extended Debug Interface)Module 3: Configuring and Building with Platform BuilderDefinition of Real TimeWindows CE Kernel FeaturesHandling Processes, Threads, and FibersProtecting ApplicationsSynchronization ObjectsMemory ModelStructured Exception HandlingOptimizing a Windows CE DeviceModule 4: Understanding Device DriversWindows CE ArchitectureDriver SourceDriver Resource ManagementResource ManagerDevice Driver Interrupt Handling and the IST ModelDevice Driver Memory ManagementNew DMA RoutinesDriver Loading MechanismService Manager (Service.Exe)Device Notification Mechanism for ApplicationsDevice Power ManagementCommon Driver ArchitecturesNative Device DriversStream Interface DriversUSBNDISFSDEmulation SupportModule 5: Networking and CommunicationsWeb TechnologiesNetworking OptionsComponent ServicesNetworking SecurityReal-Time CommunicationsMultimedia CommunicationsModule 6: Implementing a ShellWhat Is a Shell?Shell OptionsComponents of a Custom ShellRequired Shell FunctionalityInstalling Your Custom ShellCustomizing the Windows CE .NET User InterfaceModule 7: Preparing an Application Development EnvironmentWindows CE .NET Application DevelopmentNative Application DevelopmentWin32 Programming PrimerManaged Application DevelopmentBuilding, Deploying, and Launching the ApplicationOverview of the .NET Compact FrameworkAdding .NET Support to a Windows CE Device