使用蓝牙连接到移动应用程序的 C# 应用程序
我想知道如何编写一个可以连接到同一应用程序（我将创建的）的移动版本的 C# 桌面应用程序。桌面应用程序将用作移动应用程序的备份/恢复。
我还想知道如何编写移动版本（如果可能的话使用 C#）。
I want to know how to write a C# desktop application that can connect to the mobile version of the same application (that I will create). The desktop application will be used as a backup/restore for the mobile application.
I want to know also how to write the mobile version (using C# if possible).
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从您的其他帖子来看，您似乎正在尝试编写 Symbian 7 应用程序以将专有数据格式与自定义 Windows 7 同步桌面应用程序。这是您的问题中不应提及的重要信息；如果我弄错了，请告诉我。
如果这是正确的，那么你就设定了一项艰巨的任务； Symbian 7是一个非常古老的操作系统，我不知道Carbide C++ IDE可以为其开发应用程序。如果没有，您正在寻找旧版本的商业 AppForge 或 Metrowerks 编译器，您可以在 Symbian Foundation< /a>.
然后艰苦的工作就开始了； Symbian 是一个极其难以开发的平台，有关 Symbian 9 之前的旧操作系统的信息很少。如果您还不是 Symbian 专家，我建议您聘请具有 Symbian 7 经验的承包商。
艰苦的工作还不止于此，蓝牙的开发也是出了名的困难。该规范并不完整，大多数制造商仅以未记录的方式部分实现它。我认识的一个蓝牙团队花在调试硬件问题上的时间比开发软件的时间还多。
这仅仅是开始；您仍然需要定义蓝牙数据和同步协议；我不知道 Symbian 7 是否支持 ActiveSync，因此您从这里开始。然后你必须开发 Windows 应用程序。
您正在看到在古老且不受支持的硬件上进行开发的巨大承诺。我建议研究更现代、更强大的硬件。
From your other posts, it appears you are trying to write a Symbian 7 application to sync a proprietary data format with a custom Windows 7 desktop application. That is critical information to leave out of your question; let me know if I am mistaken.
If that is correct, you have set a difficult task; Symbian 7 is an extremely old OS, I do not know if the Carbide C++ IDE can develop apps for it. If not, you are looking for old versions of commercial AppForge or Metrowerks compilers, you may be able to track these down at the Symbian Foundation.
Then the hard work starts; Symbian is an extremely difficult platform to develop on, and information on old pre-Symbian 9 OSes is scarce. If you are not already an expert on Symbian, I suggest hiring a contractor with previous Symbian 7 experience.
The hard work does not end there, Bluetooth is also notoriously difficult to develop for. The spec is incomplete, and most manufacturers only partially implement it in undocumented ways. One Bluetooth team I know of spent more time debugging hardware problems than developing the software.
This is only the start; you still have to define the Bluetooth data and synchronization protocols; I do not know if ActiveSync was ever supported on Symbian 7, so you are starting from a blank page here. Then you have to develop the Windows app.
You are looking at an enormous commitment to develop on ancient and unsupported hardware. I suggest investigating more modern and capable hardware.