How to start developing Windows mobile applications -

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i want write application windows 6.1 standard smart phone intercepts incoming sms messages , auto responds if match specific criteria, despite installing countless sdk's unable need.

the code want use relies on microsoft.windowsmobile.pocketoutlook.dll assembly, can't seem find assembly. possible use assembly on standard mobile device, or have have windows mobile professional device?

so need getting set create windows mobile applications.

  • i using sharpdevelop (because can't afford visual studio).
  • i need microsoft.windowsmobile.pocketoutlook assembly (since have written code should work, uses it).
  • a device emulator nice don't have test on phone.

is want possible on windows 6.1 standard device (htc ozone)?

any appreciated, since stuck @ point.

thanks,

i tried compile code , following errors, suspected would.

  • the type or namespace name 'windowsmobile' not exist in namespace 'microsoft' (are missing assembly reference?)

i can't find microsoft.windowsmobile.pocketoutlook assembly of course i'm missing assembly reference.

where can assembly, , code run on windows 6.1 standard phone if can find it?

in opinion it's difficult new windows mobile development work without visual studio.

in theory can use sharpdevelop or monodevelop, wouldn't able debugging on emulator or connected device. being able debug stepping through code while it's running seems me unmissable thing if you're new windows mobile , not quite sure why coded not working. requires more effort , time debug , in end might find more cost effective buy visual studio license.

the minimum required visual studio 2005 standard. try see if can find somewhere sells cheaply (as developers use vs2008/2010). if you're student academic license or take advantage of microsoft's dreamspark program. or if you're startup @ microsoft's bizspark program.


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