Samples

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The samples included with the .NET Micro Framework provide instruction on various aspects of the .NET Micro Framework.

When you install the .NET Micro Framework SDK, the installation program creates a folder in your My Documents folder called Microsoft .NET Micro Framework. That, in turn, has a folder named Samples. Each of the following samples is in its own subdirectory of the Samples directory.

In This Section

  • DPWS Sample
    This sample shows how to use the Micro Framework’s DPWS features.
  • Extended Weak References Sample
    This sample shows how to use the Micro Framework’s ExtendedWeakReference class to persist data across a reboot of the hardware.
  • File System Sample
    This sample shows how to use the Micro Framework’s file system features.
  • New Presentation Sample
    This sample demonstrates the presentation features of the .NET Micro Framework. The Micro Framework’s presentation features are a subset of the Windows Presentation Foundation functionality.
  • Emulator Sample
    This sample shows how to use the Micro Framework’s emulator.
  • SocketClient Sample
    This sample shows how to create a socket and use it to issue a request to retrieve an HTML page for a web site.
  • SocketServer Sample
    This sample shows how to create a socket and use it to listen for incoming client requests.
  • Temperature Sample
    This sample demonstrates the use of a custom emulator component with the .NET Micro Framework extensible emulator.
  • Threading Sample
    This sample shows how to use many of the threading features offered by the .NET Micro Framework.
  • Touch Panel Sample
    This sample shows how to use the Micro Framework’s touch panel features.
  • USB Sample
    This sample shows how to use the Micro Framework’s USB features.
  • WeakDelegate Sample
    This sample shows how to use the Micro Framework’s WeakDelegate class to notify the object of events.