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Using the Project Wizard to Create a Plug-in Project (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

This procedure describes how to use the Remote Tools Framework Plug-in Project Wizard in Visual Studio after you have installed the Microsoft Remote Tools Framework to create a plug-in project.

Using the Plug-in Project Wizard to Create a Plug-in Project

  1. In Visual Studio, from the File menu, select New, and then select Project.

    The New Project dialog box appears.

  2. In the Project Types pane, navigate to and then select Visual C#.

  3. In the Templates pane, select Remote Tools Framework Plug-in.

  4. Specify the following fields.

    • Name
    • Location
    • Solution Name

    By default, the plug-in is created as a new solution.

  5. To apply your changes, choose OK.

    The Remote Tools Framework Plug-in Wizard appears.

  6. To configure the settings for the plug-in, select Plug-in options, and then perform the following actions.

    • In the Title field, enter the name that your tool will use. This is displayed at the top level in the Remote Tools Shell.
    • In the Description field, enter the description that your tool will use. This is displayed at the top level in the Remote Tools Shell.
    • In the Plug-in namespace field, enter the namespace name that you want to assign to your plug-in.
    • In the Plug-in class name field, enter the class name that you want to assign to your plug-in.
    • For the Command handler mode, select the mode that you want your tool to use, either Synchronous or Asynchronous.
  7. To configure the settings for the device-side components, select Device code options, and then perform the following actions.

    • In the Programming language field, select a device-side programming language.
    • From the Supported SDKs pane, select the SDKs that you want your plug-in to target, and then add them to the Selected SDKs pane.
  8. When you have finished configuring your settings and are ready to complete the creation of your plug-in project, choose Finish.

See Also

Concepts

Creating a New Plug-in Using the Project Wizard