John Christiansen
4/29/2002 1:42:00 PM
Thanks for your answer - works now!
Cheers,
John
>-----Original Message-----
>You're on the right track. The problem is definately with
using 'localhost'
>in the URL.
>
>Logically, the Pocket IE emulator is not a Win32 app
running as a process on
>your desktop machine. IE and Openwave emulators are,
so 'localhost' for them
>does mean the same machine that they are running on.
>
>However, the Pocket PC emulator is a real Windows CE
operating system,
>running inside a container application. It's a separate
computer running on
>your network. If you try to use http://localhost..., it
means try to access
>a site available on the Pocket PC emulator.
>
>Instead of localhost, put in the name of your desktop
system, or the raw IP
>address and it should work fine.
>
>Regards
>- Andy
>
>"John Christiansen" <johnchr_dk@hotmail.com> wrote in
message
>news:796c01c1ee2c$242fab00$36ef2ecf@tkmsftngxa12...
>> I have created my first simply mobile web application in
>> MMIT.
>>
>> I have successfully tested the app. in Internet Explorer
>> and Openwave UP.Sim 4.1.
>>
>> Then I wanted to see the result in the new Pocket PC
>> Emulator. Unfortunately I ran into some problems here.
The
>> Pocket PC Emulator returns "The page you are looking for
>> cannot be found". This is the same URL (I have checked
for
>> spelling errors/typos!!) which the IE and OPWV browsers
>> display successfully.
>>
>> I have installed the Loopback network adapter to make
>> internet access available from Pcoket IE. I can access
web
>> URL's like www.microsoft.com, etc. from the Pocket IE.
>>
>> I think the problem could have something to do with
>> http://localhost (!?). The URI I am requesting
>> is "http://localhost/mobiletest/MobileWebForm1.aspx".
>>
>> Has anyone experienced this problem or is aware of a
>> solution?
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any help!
>>
>> Cheers,
>> John
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