Connection Manager Application Development for Portable Navigation Devices
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10/16/2008
Applies to Windows Embedded NavReady
This section provides information about Connection Manager application-development concepts. It also provides information that helps you use the Connection Manager API. The Connection Manager API enables you to integrate Connection Manager functionality into an application.
In This Section
- Connection Manager Architecture for Portable Navigation Devices
Provides information about the Connection Manager high-level architecture and the architectural components.
- Priority-Based Connections in Connection Manager for Portable Navigation Devices
Describes how Connection Manager uses priority to establish connections.
- Querying Network Settings in Connection Manager for Portable Navigation Devices
Provides information about how you can use the DMProcessConfigXML function to query any of the network settings.
- Establishing a Connection to a Bluetooth Network
Describes how to establish a connection to a Bluetooth network by using Connection Manager.
- Handling Connection Status Notifications
Describes how an application can handle connection-status notifications from Connection Manager after the application has established a connection.
- AlwaysOn Data Connections for Portable Navigation Devices
Describes the AlwaysOn feature that is used to guarantee that the Windows Embedded NavReady powered device always maintains its packet-data connection after the application establishes a connection.
- Making a Suspend-and-Resume Data Connection During a Voice Call for Portable Navigation Devices
Describes the concepts, programming elements, and registry settings related to a Suspend-and-Resume data connection.
Making a Bluetooth DUN Connection Without Using HFP or the Pairing Service
Describes how you can do the following:- Use Connection Manager to establish and manage a Bluetooth DUN connection even if Hands-Free Profile (HFP) is not active on the portable navigation device (PND).
Include third-party Bluetooth HFP modules in your operating-system (OS) design, and make sure that they will interoperate with Connection Manager.
- Use Connection Manager to establish and manage a Bluetooth DUN connection even if Hands-Free Profile (HFP) is not active on the portable navigation device (PND).
Reference
- Connection Manager Reference
Describes the Connection Manager API programming elements.