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eVB Runtime Files for Windows Mobile 5.0 (WM5)

Tags: Microsoft, eVB, 3.0, Runtime files for Windows Mobile 5.0
I know that Windows Mobile 5.0 no longer supports eVB and that there are no runtime files that really exist for eVB apps.  But, I have a single instance where I need to demo an older eVB app on a customized WM5 PDA with an ARM processor.

I have downloaded the runtime files for PPC 2003 from http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/windowsmobile/downloads/evb.aspx ... when I install this on my WM5 machine, I get an error that it is not compatible with the current OS...but I can continue, but my test application will not run.  Upon running the eVB app, I get an error "Cannot find extension file Forms Data. Please run setup to restore this file."  PVBForm2.dll and other necessary files were successfully installed into the Windows directory.

The application that I am testing with now is very simple - basically a form with a "Hello World" label.  I figure if I can get this application to run, I can later try to get the real application going.

I know this is combination is not supported, but I've seen references on the Internet as well as on this site that folks have been able to run eVB applications on WM5...just looking for a little help as to how.

Thanks.
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Zone: Programming
Question Asked By: robbaranowski
Solution Provided By: Mikal613
Participating Experts: 1
Solution Grade: B
Views: 118
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