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The process of getting a Windows Mobile application out to the rest of the world can appear daunting, but this section sets out the steps to follow in order to package and distribute a project. If nothing else, you should read the blog entry below that covers installing the SDK Certificates required to install applications to a device for debugging and testing.
In This Section
- Working with the Windows Mobile Security Model
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Understanding the impact that the Windows Mobile Security Model will have on your development process.
Reference
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Wiki -
The Windows Mobile Developer Wiki, Deployment Setup Security page.
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Windows Mobile Team -
This blog entry explains security, and covers setting up a device for development, including installing the SDK security certificates.
- Deploying Windows Mobile Applications
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How to package and install your application on multiple devices.
- Security for Windows Mobile Devices
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Topics covering the Windows Mobile Security Model.
- Testing How an Application Will Behave Under Different Security Configurations
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Know in advance how security will effect your application.
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Step by Step: Understanding Windows Mobile Security Using the Device Security Manager -
Understand the Device Security Manager with this MSDN Lab.
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How Do I: Create a Desktop Project for Installing CAB Files to a Windows Mobile Device? -
An MSDN video-based tutorial covering the creation of CAB files.