Developing Embedded Platform Solutions for Microsoft Windows CE 3.0

Microsoft Windows Embedded Partner

	Developing Embedded Platform Solutions for Microsoft Windows CE 3.0
	Overview
	This five-day, lecture & lab based workshop helps programmers come up to speed on the development issues associated with adapting Windows CE 3.0 to a custom hardware configurations.
	Who Should Attend
	Anyone involved in the design, development, testing or support of custom Windows CE 3.0 development platforms.
	Workshop Highlights

	Real-time enhancements for Windows CE 3.0 Network programming issues - CE web server, SNMP, DCOM, and MSMQ Understanding a boot loader The OEM Adaptation Layer (OAL) Device driver programming, with a case study on display driver development Focus on using the Platform Builder IDE
	Performance Objectives
	On workshop completion, attendees will be able to:
	Understand the architecture of Windows CE 3.0, and the design rationale behind its development. Configure, build, and download an operating system image. Understand the real-time enhancements for CE 3.0, along with the key design issues involved in implementing time-critical systems. Understand the role and basic structure of a CE boot loader. Understand the role of the OEM Adaptation Layer (OAL), and the key services it provides the Windows CE Kernel. Use the Kernel debugger to trace program execution, set breakpoints, read memory, and perform other standard debugger actions. Use debugging zones to trace execution. Understand the different types of Windows CE device drivers. Develop and debug code for a Windows CE stream driver. Develop and debug code for a Windows CE display driver. Understand the networking features provided by CE.