Bluetooth Connection? - windows

I am facing some issues connecting with 32feet.net library in my C# window mobile application?
Can you please guide me how to connect with blue tooth with this library?

What do you want to accomplish and what issues do you have?
I have a short blog post describing how to enumerate Bluetooth devices using .NETCF and 32feet.NET
http://christian-helle.blogspot.com/2010/07/enumerating-bluetooth-devices-from.html

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Are there any obstacles of using windows Bluetooth API from the driver?

Google/MSDN say nothing about that but I'm still suspicious: it is possible to build a driver, it is possible to build a [C++] Bluetooth application, but what if I use BT API from driver? Anyone with related experience?
Figure out by myself: BLE API which is available in Win 10 is part of the new UWP API. We found no way to use UWP from driver - so this is not possible.

1D barcode scanning to web app using handheld scanner

I am looking for some advice on scanning barcodes into our web app via post/get etc.
We would be looking to use some kind of handheld scanner with a mobile computer built in (windows or linux etc.) and wifi.
I have done some reading and found a few articles on using an iPhone but cant find anything explicitly using a standalone scanner, so would like to get some advice before we buy one and give it a go.
Has anyone done this before?
While not strictly a programming question, yes, we did that. We use a Honeywell Dolphin 75e device with Android, it has a superb scanning engine, to just do this: Scan data and transmit it via HTTPS.

how to use native wifi direct in native winapi?

I want to use native WIFI DIRECT API in WINDOWS API.
(NOT USE Proximity in WinRT)
but there is nowhere sample or tutorial.
how to use native wifi direct in native winapi?
or where is sample or tutorial.
According to MSDN, WiFi Direct API is available for Desktop Apps.
So if you enable C++/CX as described here you can integrate code from Microsoft's examples into your app.

there is a face detection API for WinRT?

I see statements on the web about Windows 8 supporting face detection. Is this face detection or face recognition or both? (I don't care so much about recognition.) Is it in an API available inside a WinRT application and/or .Net? Where's the documentation for this API? (MSDN and Google both give me links to Windows Phone 7 stuff.)
There is no built-in API for this in WinRT. You will have to use a web service for this functionality or build one yourself.

How to scan Wifi access point on Windows Mobile?

I need to scan Wifi access point on Windows Mobile and connect the one of scanned results.
Currently I am using C# language, Windows Mobile 6.5 device, also to scan I am using the below code.
[DllImport(wlanapi.dll", SetLastError=true)]
I am using wlanapi.dll, but it seems that not possible to use on Mobile.
Does anyone know about the belows.
Could I use the dll in Windows Mobile 6.5 to scan and connect?
If the 1 is not possible, please let me know the different methods..
Please give me the clues.
wlanapi.dll doesn't exist in WinMo/WinCE. You have to use an API that is supported.
Most WinMo WiFi drivers (though probably not all) support the Wireless Zero Config (WZC) set of APIs. The native versions of these APIs, like WZCQueryInterface, are outlined in MSDN.
Microsoft does not provide any managed interface for these APIs, in fact the native documentation for them is pretty bad too. The definitive "example" of it's use is in the NETUI component source of Platform Builder. Gettign the eval version just for the source is very worthwhile if you plan to do much WinCE/WinMo development.
From a managed perspective I wrote an MSDN article back in '06 that talks about using the SDF for getting network info. The SDF has been reworked a lot since then, especially in the WZC area, but it's still pretty similar.
I did an updated blog post in '07 about custom-drawn ListBoxes, and while that's not what you're after, the data being displayed is wireless network info, which is in line with what you're after.

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