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  • 24-09-2004 8:36pm
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    joe316
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    i know this is a bit cheeky but i was wondering if anyone could give me a few ideas on how to start my college project, i'm not asking for anyone to do it for me just a couple of ideas on where to start, what things i should be looking to learn and what not(im fairly proficient in java) that sort of thing... any help will be much appreciated.

    here's the outline for the project.

    our company is an international software engineering company that has been developing wireless products for a number of years. we are about to release a new PDA device later this year and we have invited a number of software vendors to develop software to take advantage of the platform. communications is via bluetooth and initially the software application envisaged should be able to remotely browse the file system of a computer using the PDA. naturally this is the only part of an entire suite of applications which will eventually include streaming media and will be called the Bluetooth Application Device

    Deliverables
    - documentation completed according to IEEE Standards
    - Fully functional software prototype
    - A detailed journal of the implementation process

    many thanks in advance for any help

    joe


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    NeverSayDie
    Registered Users Posts: 515 ✭✭✭NeverSayDie


    Here's an article I stumbled across, it relates to ASP, but might put you on the right track - the FileInfo and DirectoryInfo stuff in the System.IO APIs are the ones to look for. I don't know if you'd actually use ASP.NET for it, or remoting or some such, but hopefully that'll be of some use.

    http://uk.builder.com/webdevelopment/scripting/0,39026636,39218356,00.htm

    This is all assuming you go with .NET as a platform btw, which would presumably mean you'd be targeting PocketPC devices.


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