创建 Windows Mobile 安装程序
我使用 J9 开发了一个在 Windows Mobile 中运行的应用程序。但现在我希望将其打包在单个安装程序（.cab）中，该安装程序应将 J9 文件、我的应用程序及其依赖项复制到移动设备中的文件夹中，并创建一些快捷方式（.lnk）文件。 我可以使用任何建议的工具来创建 cab 文件吗？ 谢谢！
I have developed an application using J9 that runs in windows mobile. but now I want it to package in a single installer(.cab), that should copy the J9 files, my application and its dependencies to a folder in the mobile, and creates some shortcuts(.lnk) files.
Any suggested tool that I can use to create the cab file??
Thanks!
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正确的（可能是唯一的）工作工具是 cabwiz.exe。它作为所有 WinMo SDK 以及 Visual Studio 的一部分提供。我不知道有任何单独的下载。有一些单独的第三方工具，例如 cab-o-matic，但请注意，所有这些工具只是将 cabwiz.exe“包裹”在下面，所以您仍然需要它。
cabwiz 非常好MSDN 中在线记录，并且有几个< a href="http://www.nsbasic.com/ce/info/technotes/TN30b.htm" rel="nofollow noreferrer">教程来自 第三方。
The correct (and likely only) tool for the job is cabwiz.exe. It's shipped as part of all of the WinMo SDKs as well as Visual Studio. I'm not aware of any separate download for it. There are some separate third party tool, like cab-o-matic, but be aware that all of these tools simply "wrap" cabwiz.exe underneath, so you still need it.
cabwiz is pretty well documented online in MSDN, and there are several tutorials from third parties as well.
我不想去Visual Studio的原因之一是因为我主要在Linux中开发。虽然从来没有一个Linux应用程序来创建.cab文件，但有一个，它叫做lcab，另一个是pocketpc-cab，我认为第二个使用第一个，但我不确定。不管怎样，我使用第二个工具创建了 cab 文件，并在 Windows Mobile 中进行了测试，它可以工作。我无需安装整个 SDK 即可获得所需的一切，甚至更好的是无需更改为任何其他操作系统，我绝对必须热爱 Linux 及其社区。
One of the reasons I didn't want to go to the visual studio is because I mainly develop in linux. Never though there was a linux application to create .cab files, but there is one, it is called lcab, and the other is pocketpc-cab, I think the second uses the first one but Im not sure. Anyway I create my cab file using the second tool and tested in windows mobile and it works. I got all that I need it without having to install a whole SDK, and even better without changing to any other OS, I definitely have to love linux and its community.