UltraLite ActiveX User's Guide
  Tutorial: Using Dynamic SQL in an UltraLite Application for PocketPC
    Lesson 4: Deploy to a device

Deploy to a remote device manually

The following procedures deploy your application to a remote device manually.

To add the UltraLite ActiveX control to your device

1. Start the Windows CE Control Manager.

   Choose Tools > Remote Tools > Control Manager.

2. In the left pane, double-click your device type and select your device. The target device must be connected to your computer.

   The right pane shows the controls available on the selected device.

3. Choose Control > Add New Control.

4. Browse to the appropriate version of the UltraLite ActiveX control, located in one of the following subdirectories of your SQL Anywhere installation:

   • ARM    ultralite\UltraLiteActiveX\ce\arm\uldo9.dll

   • MIPS    ultralite\UltraLiteActiveX\ce\mips\uldo9.dll

   • Intel 386    ultralite\UltraLiteActiveX\ce\386\uldo9.dll

   Note that uldo9.dll is an ActiveX file, not a control, so it wil not appear in the list of controls on the device.

Alternatively, you can copy uldo9.dll to the \Windows directory on the device and register it using regsvrce.exe.

To deploy the database schema file your device

1. Start the Windows CE File Viewer.

   From eMbedded Visual Basic, choose Tools > Remote Tools > File Viewer.

2. If the File Viewer does not automatically connect to your device, choose Connection > Add Connection and select your device.

3. Create a folder to hold your application.

   • In the File Viewer, open the Program Files folder.

   • Choose File > New Folder.

   • Create a folder named tutorial. This folder is used to hold your application files.

   • Click tutorial to navigate to that folder.

4. Deploy the schema file to your device.

   • Choose File > Export File.

   • Browse to c:\tutorial\evb and double-click tutorial.usm.

To deploy your application to a remote device

1. Select File > Make.

2. Browse to c:\tutorial\evb. Name your project Form2. Click OK.

3. Deploy the .vb file to your device.

   • In the File Viewer, browse to Program Files\tutorial.

   • Choose File > Export File.

   • Browse to c:\tutorial\evb and double-click Form2.vb.

You can now launch the sample application on your remote device by browsing to Program Files\tutorial and launching Form2.vb.