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[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
I doubt you see IE working in the background, as the app doesn't use IE for down/uploads. Instead, it uses the WebRequest framework, which is invisible (and completely unrelated to IE).

You might see an IE loading bar on the bottom, but that's because the Lite version uses an instance of the DisplayClass to display HTML, which uses IE's interface chrome.

As for the CF errors, those only happen if you choose to exit the program in a weird way, or select an item that hasn't been implemented. I've turned off the error handling routines that normally prevent those from happening, as they contain useful debug

information.

--

And yes, it'll support AppToDate. The first alpha is close to done, but it'll probably be out tomorrow night as I'm still working now.

Edit: I decided to rewrite the compressed fetching routine to enable progress to be reported to external routines via a delegate; this allows progress bars to be displayed during everything from "Contacting Server" to actual downloads. This becomes especially important when attachments are being downloaded.

I've elected not to compress file downloads for a few reasons:

1) It would be slow. For most of us (with unlimited data plans) the point of compression is to speed up file transfer. By my method, I'd have to transfer the file to my server, compress it there, and then send it to the device. In order to have the compression be effective, I'd need to know the entire contents of the file, and thus would have to wait for the whole file to be downloaded twice- once, uncompressed, to my server, then once, compressed, to the device. Even on slower connections, this is usually slower than just download uncompressed.

2) In order for it to be faster, I'd need a broad pipe directly to the XDA servers, or a caching mechanism. This would tax a lot of resources, and is thus impractical.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] God_Lx:
heck i'm typing from the latest nightly on a diamond running 23017 and it's awesome, gona give it a try on a P535 (qvga) running 23041 next to check for issues with the new wm look...

Really impressed with the work so far, keep it up !
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ace10134:
Hmm, LibXDA....Sounds cool, lol...

If I ever figure out C#, I'll play around with it!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Jacklad:
No NFSFAN ROM thread?

Have been playing around with the latest nightly and this is gonna be super cool - kudos -

I actually wanted to use it to check the status of the latest ROM release from the NFSFAN thread, but the thread wasn't listed - all of the others were there (Vogue/Vogue Upgrades), but that thread was not there - any ideas?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
Grrrgck! I just reinstalled XP, as its performance in VirtualBox sucks, and it decided to make the system root F:- which is no big deal, except now the Windows Mobile SDK won't install.

And yes, I did "subst c: f:\"; no dice. Looks like I have to install 7 over it. This is waaay too much of a hastle- all I have to do is fix a simple glitch so I can get the Alpha out. No fair, Windows. No fair.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] stylez:
Good luck :)

Look forward to alpha, this will be amazing for peeps like me on limited data plans...

Thankyou for your work & time.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] :
waiting eagerly for it Kyle!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
Okay, 7 is back up and I have the development tools running. Should have another nightly / hopefully the alpha tomorrow night, unless something calls me back to real life.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] :
time zones calculations are killing my brain :D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
Sorry for any inconvenience, but I just was slammed with work and have had to delay what I've been doing. Shouldn't be more than a day or two.

Thanks for all of your patience, I know I've been slow to update ever since my workload increased. I know the lite version is tantalizingly close; I feel like I'm luring you guys and then pulling everything away at the last minute. I'm not trying to; it's just that real life takes precedence over development issues.

If you spot a missing thread, forum, post, or etc., send me a private message with the HTML source of the relevant page and the name of the thread that's missing. That just means there's some formatting I wasn't aware of, and I'll have to add a few characters to my regular expression.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ace10134:
I'll speak for the majority here......

Take all the time you need, Kyle. You are already developing this app extremely quickly! The Slide2Send project was started before our project here, and you already have working apps, websites, etc! You are doing a very fine job, and the community appreaciates it. And we do like written updates on where you're at right now, it's not that much of a tease, we can handle it, lol. So, let your real life take over your forum life. But still, release the app sometime this year ;) hah.

Thanks again from all of us for being the greatest (In my mind) developer we could ever have. I would honestly think that you are 10 people, developing all of this. You are amazing. Period.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] DaveTheTytnIIGuy:
Couldn't have said it better myself...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] aussiebum:
Was just gonna try out the nightly build but getting a "IndexOutOfRangeException" error on startup, which I think is related to my login details (as the first time I started the app it was ok, but this happened after I put my login details in and checked "remember me" and "login automatically").

Does anyone know where XDAppLiteNET.exe stores your login details so I can delete them and stop the app from crashing everytime I try launching it?

Thanks...

EDIT: Using Touch HD, WM 6.5 build 23047
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Bijdehandje:
@Ktemkin

They say here in Holland that all good things come slowly so i guess i can say... Take your time :D You did a hell of a job allready and quickly too so no prob. Real life goes before cyber/forum life.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
Currently the settings are in HKLM\Software\XDApp. Probably going to move the whole key to HKCU, as these are user settings and not machine-wide settings. (I have no idea how the wound up in HKLM; I must have been asleep.)

Could you please post your registry values so I can see what's going wrong? Chances are it's just that I have error handling off (for debug purposes) and it'll work fine on non-nightly builds. Do yourself a favor- make sure you don't post your PasswordHash.

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Important Note: The XDApp will no longer be completely open source. I still plan on releasing the majority of the source, however, the last few nightlies have included a proprietary encryption algorithm which I use to secure user passwords. I believe it would be a threat to the security of the end user for the encryption and cryptographic hashing algorithm to be publically released.

Due to the nature of the application, the password hash must contain enough information in order to authenticate a user to the XDA Developers servers. This hash is encrypted and stored in the device registry in order to allow the XDApp to authenticate automatically. Were I to release encryption information, it would become simple for another user to steal your password hash, decrypt it, and send the appropriate postdata in order to log in under your account.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] :
any news on a possible newer release Kyle??

I searched the whole thread but didn't find anything about themes.. how to get my hands on the rhodium one? or will it be for a future release? I really didn't understand the whole themes thing, please be gentle :)

keep up the good work! the patience and time you're spending on this app are really promising, it will be perfect and polished someday!! ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] aussiebum:
Hmm, I'd already checked and found HKLM\Software\XDApp last night, and the key's blank - there are no values stored inside it at all. Already tried deleting the key and rerunning the nightly build, but same issue, so I figure there must be some sort of file somewhere that's storing settings.

I've been trying to run the last nightly build off Storage Card. Have taken screenshots to show the .net crash details I get when I run the app, hope these help. Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
That is appearing because I have error handling off, but it seems that something about the date when you're logging is in completely confusing the .NET framework. Awesome.

I'll check it out when I have a chance.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] aussiebum:
Ah, managed to stumble on something interesting. It seems for some reason when XDApp was trying to save down the login details, instead of putting it in HKLM/Software/XDApp, it put the values in the root of HKLM :rolleyes:

Will try again after I delete those keys.... thanks anyways :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Adriel623:
Excuse me guys..but can this be used on a smartphone for example, motoq, tmobile dash, maple? even if it doesnt work, best of luck to u and it looks great already+++
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
Should be binary compatible (as in it should run), may have some sizing issues (I'll test the app on a smart-phone emulator later to increase compatibility.).

Also, I've started development again! Huzzah!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] sc00basteve:
Great to hear!

I was diggin all the previews and info. It took me a few readings to get through all your big plans hehe. I've been running various 6.5.1 ROMs on my CDMA Touch Pro so let me know if you would like any help testing.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
Lots of work on encryption, fancy 'lite' UI effects, and I've even experimented a little to see if I could put icons on the new 6.5.1 buttons. The .NET framework really doesn't seem to like that.

Anyone have any small features they'd like to request for the next nightly? :-p'

Edit: I just spend a few hours pondering how to overcome WM's natural sluggishness on older devices, and I thought to myself: this application really needs a threading model overhaul anyways, as it's grown past what I had included in my original parameters, backend-wise.

Next actual update should include major performance upgrades, especially during communications with the forums.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] aussiebum:
Yeah... ability to bookmark forum pages / threads would be nice. Another handy feature would be scrolling thread title when selected.... at the moment the titles cut off too soon for my liking (see screenshot), and the preview window doesn't show the full title either.

The ability to (eventually) download attachments would also be great :rolleyes:

Thanks :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] 12aon:
I would like to try the htc skin :p, but mostly would like to try the app :). And it seems you need to update your donation pledges ;),

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[Windows Mobile Software Development] valkryomnia:
Hello.

I have not tried your XDA widget because I am not running wm 6.5 on my omnia i910. Any chance you can make the widget compatable with ThrottleLauncher RC3?

It can work like the current Facebook widget that comes with the UI.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ace10134:
I believe he released a TEST version that works on all WinMo phones.

But anyways, it's not fully functioning yet, it's just a "nightly build". If you want to see a work in progress, then you'd try that.

In the end, Kyle's gonna make a version for WM6.0, WM6.5 phones, etc. He's got you covered, don't worry!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] DaveTheTytnIIGuy:
Using the widget is essentially the same thing as going to http://www.xda-developers.mobi in any mobile browser, so you can still do that, with no loss of functionality.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] krook6023:
Kyle,

Keep up the good work...let me know when I can get my hands in the next beta...could you include a way to change the font size?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
Redoing the threading model is taking longer than I expected. I think I'll work on it piece by piece, so you guys should be seeing performance increases with each release.

In other news, the next nightly (more like weekly) release should be from the main XDApp branch (i.e. full kinetic scrolling and all that jazz). I've been avoiding (read: procrastinating) going back to that main branch because a lot of the changes made in 6.5.1 don't work without a menu (softkey) bar, which I, unfortunately, didn't use.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] sayoonarachue:
lovely. can't wait for final release :) will test the nightly.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ToddeSwe:
Wont work on my device.

Can see the threads but no preview or no full read by taping it twice.

Waiting for the final or next release!!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
Are you running the .NET compact framework 3.5 (or higher)?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ToddeSwe:
Yes i'm running NETCFSetupv35 on my device.

But i had to install it on my SDcard because of the low mem left on my device.

Is there a newer version out?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] noellenchris:
Any news? Looking forward to the next nightly build. Thanks again for all your doing, I've been waiting for an app like this for years!:)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ace10134:
Dude, I was having this feeling that I should post/someone would post on this thread!!! I'm becoming one with XDA :D

But yea, it's been a while since the last update. Whatever, it's nice to see developers actually doing things in real life, not just living on the forums :D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Zahurtex:
Nightly Builds...

For some reason I have never been able to use those nightly builds apps. and still use this web add. www.xda-developers.mobi

here I have to login every time i use forum and it doesn't save my details, am I missing something...:confused:
[Windows Mobile Software Development] treamer:
Hi,

i like you app ... its very nice to use this instead of Opera for posting.

But i have big problems to use the app in our german wm6.5.1 rom build 23052 with integrated Framework3.5 ...

... autologon opens second window ... duplicated login ...

... if i have suscribed threads then the threads are shown, but if i try to open it, the app crashes, with no suscribed thread all works fine

thx for your work !
[Windows Mobile Software Development] noellenchris:
Is development still happening? Man....I was so excited about this app...:(
[Windows Mobile Software Development] 12aon:
I've been wondering that too...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] krook6023:
Kyle,

I know how life comes before play belive me I get that...but if you are still out there...give us a sign...LOL

We love to hear something like "hey guys been really busy...but when I have time I will work on this agian" or even "sorry guys I have no more time to work on this". We are all still excited to see this project completed and I am sure everyone appreciate your efforts thus far...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Zahurtex:
Yes...we love to hear from you:)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] markpud:
He's back from holiday soon.. maybe ;) :cool:
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Masterface7:
Hi, I am getting an error when i run the .exe that says xdapplitenet.exe Nullreference exception

at crypto.xtea.decrypt(string data, string key)

at

XDAppLiteNET.settings.loadEncrypted(String name)

etc.

Is there somewhere i can delete a settings xml on my phone to maybe make it work again. I could type out the full long error message if anyone thinks it might help.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] :
Is there any reason this app could not be adapted for use a a vbull 'translator' for any forum? Or multiple forums? This has so much potential to be an extention for vBull, making online forums into more easily accessible, social-networking-esque environments for winMo.

My two cents - and know I'll be installing this on my Tilt 2 on thursday when it arrives.

Val
[Windows Mobile Software Development] brandi:
want this app so baad!

if the development has stopped, why don't you release the sources, so someone else can finish it?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] drunknpublic:
Damn!... I just spent a whole hour reading this thread from begging to end just to find out that the app is incomplete!! I was feeling all that anticipation you were all feeling thinking that my reword would be at the end of the thread. What a bummer man. I hope nothing bad happened to Kyle, he sounded like such a cool guy too…

There goes one of GOD’s prototypes, just never made it to mass production:)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joshts0:
I hope this gets finished!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] cruiserrr:
I want wanted to express my respect to the authors and encourage them to finish the application. Will keep checking.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] sc00basteve:
I sweat your skills. Please come back.

Or is it not possible cause you are selling this Lib to mobile websites, lol?

Good luck and much respect either way.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] inertone:
bumpp!....
[Windows Mobile Software Development] omershahab:
When is this going to be released?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] carbonrobin:
I hope this is still in developement. It looks like Android has one now.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kwanice:
the android version is already out..:s why not on windows mobile?

so sad..
[Windows Mobile Software Development] uqo11:
I guess he stopped developing, but I use xda-developers.mobi unfortunately you can't download stuff....
[Windows Mobile Software Development] sinoo:
Why is there a post on the XDA-Portal when we can't even use it? :(
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Awassenaar:
Yeah I got here through the portal too, but it seems this app hasn't been updated in months....:confused:
[Windows Mobile Software Development] krook6023:
It has not and it is really a shame...when he was actively developing it he was making so much progress...:(
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bernabap:
I liked it too!

Definitely this should be developed ... I searched for it when I saw they had made one for Android, but not found this. Please continue this project for Windows Mobile!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] angusc:
It is there on the first post, just click the 0230 Hyperlink to download it.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] rakkk:
The exe file from link 0230 freeze my phone -- but interesting enough, it can run on my netbook, which has a Windows 7 installed...

Did I misunderstand the application? And why this is post on the portal if it doesn't work and discontinued?

EDIT: After reboot the application worked - but not as good as the Android one.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] nosh10:
That's what I'd like to know aswell.:confused:
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Franky24:
Mate,

thanks for your hard work.

The big BUT: Your app works (on HD2, 6.5.5) much less user friendly than opera 9.7. Using my fingers I cannot zoom, I cannot scroll.

I might have not understood what the use of your app is but just to view my favorite threads it's much less useful (in matters of usability) than plain old Opera /w bookmarks.

Your app even doesn't show pictures (smilies) in my thread.

Regards, Franky
[Windows Mobile Software Development] orb3000:
As mentioned on OP 1st post, this was in development and is not finished.

Some members have reported working on their devices.

I have it working also but it has bugs yet.

Making this to our portal is to call attention and to let another Devs this is unfinished so they can work on it:cool:
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ProjektFuze:
hmm this interests me... i'm going to watch this one
[Windows Mobile Software Development] sinoo:
You definitely called attention to it. :D

I hope there will be another DEV for this as the nightly built is not working on my device. :(
[Windows Mobile Software Development] JVH3:
From the xda portal article, it looked like it worked.

But, it doesn't.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] rajivshahi:
Thanx to the devloper for putting a lot of hard wonk in this project. Are you going to continue it?????:confused::confused::confused:

It's was great app in the making... i used it and it does work but still in beta stage so has lots of bugs... any one making something like it or continuing it will be much appreciated...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] altae:
It works on my Xperia X1 but its a bit buggy. Sometimes posts are not stored and sometimes it loads a blank page forcing me to refresh the page so I can see it.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joe_coolish:
hmmm... OP hasn't been on the forum since last year. If we can get the source hosted somewhere (google code or something) then we can have the community jump in and help develop.

Project looks very promising. Maybe if we can't get ahold of the OP, time for Version 2 by a competing company?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Mega Maniac:
Hi, managed to eventually come to this thread from searching "Tapatalk Winmo" in google(being thoroughly dissapointed what i found :( ) and got here through a link in another forum. I though I would just share a few interesting tidbits I got along the way. Hopefully im not just repeating a previous point.

In this thread

http://www.tapatalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1155

One of the Tapatalk dev's both dashes any real hope for Tapatalk on Winmo officially.

But offers a glimmer of hope for any enterprising dev's (thats you guys :p) in that the Nokia app may be easily converted to a Winmo device

Just wondering if anyone here has the knowledge and resources to see if this could happen.

Food for thought :)

MM
[Windows Mobile Software Development] AndrewASB:
:( I connected to XDA, but there is no any content on screen.

I saw the content only one time - when first start xdapp. After I try select only 2 forums view.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Finalforce1111:
Is anyone willing to continue this work?

At my opinion it is important it is much easier to access xda.

The developer who made the app wasn't online and will maybe never continue on this app, but we need it.

So if anyone of your professionals out there wants to help/take this work to finishing it would be great.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joe_coolish:
I would love to work on it, if the source was made available. But from scratch?... I have a lot on my plate as it is. Maybe the Mods can send the user an email to see what's up and see if the OP will release the source? What do you think Mods?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] sinoo:
Great idea... and thanks that you would continue this work. :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] all-in:
It doesnt work.i can't even log in xda
[Windows Mobile Software Development] :
There are vBulletin skins for Wap/PocketPC , just a matter of the admins setting it up, a dedicated app would be nice though ...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ryuu55:
I hate seeing this die..........I would really love to have a XDA app like they have on android!

I saw they said "other platforms" coming soon, but haven't heard or read any news.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ryuu55:
I wish they would...... no news is bad news!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ktemkin:
Believe it or not, I'm still here- and subscribed to this thread.

I've been away due to technical limitations, and work, for quite a while- but I've actually been feeling quite guilty lately about not putting in more work towards this. I promise- I'm going to put some more work in to this before the end of the week.

If you want the source- I'll release it soon.

Can I ask a question of you guys, though? How many of you are running Windows Mobile 6.5, or greater?

[What would be your opinion of an google-style, AJAX/Web 2.0 online 'app'?]
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ryuu55:
good to see you're still around ^_^
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ryuu55:
I am running 6.5.x latest Energy ROM, or sometime Artemis ROM

a "google-style" online app sounds fine w/ me