Apps|Debugging Windows CE .Net applications on the SGH-i637

Thank you, I look forward to hearing what they have to say on this topic.

To your prior question, I can only assume that the certificates issued with the Windows Mobile 6 SDK, the VS 2009 SmartDevices SDK, Windows CE Tools or the Windows Mobile 5 SDK R2 are all unpriviledged certificates (or the cabs are unpriviledged) since none of these successfully install to the phone.  I see nothing in the cab file's properties that indicates one way or another, or indeed with the certificates I had at one point also tried installing the SamplePrivDeveloper.cer (stored with the WM 6 SDK certs.cab file) manually on the phone, which I believed did install the cert once I accepted it, but that also had no affect on my ability to debug on the phone or to unlock the phone so that I could debug upon it.

As a temporary quick fix - can AT&T simply sign the Microsoft SDK Cert cabs? This would allow the cert cabs to install and all of us to get on with our development needs.

Hi, thanks for contribution.  This is one of the options we are looking at.

Ed

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This is reported to work for the Jack. I can confirm that this works for the Pantech Matrix Pro

The link is dead.  I am having the same problem with my Samsung Jack, and weeks of going back and forth with AT&T support have yielded no help whatsoever.  it is as if no one at AT&T Mobile has ever heard of developing on mobile phones.

Windows Mobile developers I know thatuse Verizon do not have this problem with their Jacks.  Only with AT&T.

I received help from AT&T after posting this.  They sent me a cab file that enabled my phone for debugging.  The cab file installed without error, and I was immediately able to start debugging.  Kudos to Hsuan-hua Chang and  Robert Sorita for understanding the issue and gettign the fix on the first try.

This convinces me that when I am ready to upgrade to a WM7 phone, I'll stick with AT&T.

Glad we could help and thank you for writing apps for ATT devices!

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