SIP example from Programming Windows CE
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From: John on 29 Sep 2009 23:10 Hi Christopher, Thank you very much. The "Register output" option in VS2005 did the trick! Now that I can get it working properly, I can dig deeper into the code to see how it all works! Thanks once again! :) Regards, John Christopher Fairbairn [MVP] wrote: Re: SIP example from Programming Windows CE 21-Sep-09 Hi John, <John Lim> wrote in message news:200991912437john.lim(a)pciltd.com.sg... There are a couple of ways to do this depending upon which way suits your development work flow the best. One way is to deploy the SIP input method via a CAB file. Within the CAB file you can mark the DLL as needing to be registered with COM. This will cause the installer to load the DLL during installation and invoke its DllRegisterServer function in order to allow it to configure itself. If you debug/deploy via Visual Studio you can also go into the Project Properties dialog and look for a "Register output" option within the Deployment section. Turning this on will cause Visual Studio to perform the same task when it deploys your DLL to the device. Taking a look at Doug Boling's example Input Method you will notice a DllRegisterServer function within IMCommon.cpp that is reponsible for performing the tasks required to register the IM with the OS. Hope this helps, Christopher Fairbairn EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice WPF DataGrid Custom Paging and Sorting http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/8a2ea78b-f1e3-45b4-93ef-32b2d802ae17/wpf-datagrid-custom-pagin.aspx
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