Executive Summary
After a Compact Framework solution has been developed, localized, and secured, it must be packaged and deployed. Fortunately, much of the work involved with packaging an application is taken care of by the SDP functionality in Visual Studio .NET 2003. And, once packaged, the application itself can be deployed in a variety of ways, depending on the connectivity characteristics of the devices. Some of these deployment patterns may also require some custom code development in order to integrate with ActiveSync or to create an auto-updating (a truly smart client) application.
In order to make decisions about how to deploy an application, the versioning system used in the Compact Framework must also be understood. The most important ...
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