User manual - Web_Browser_Prog_Guide

NAURTECH WEB BROWSER SMART CLIENTS FOR WINDOWS CE .NET / POCKET PC

Web Browser Programming Guide Page 50

var serial;

var ceuuid;

var version;

function saveunitinfo(serialarg, ceuuidarg, versionarg)

{

serial = serialarg;

ceuuid = ceuuidarg;

version = versionarg;

}

</script>

</head>

....check version variable and return info to host....

</body>

Alternatively, you can use a CEBrowseX or “external” object to retrieve the

version in a CETerm.GetProperty call. Other browsers will be able to create a

CEBrowseX object if it is installed, but CETerm.GetProperty will not return a valid

result.

classid="clsid:D14943BD-4900-453E-8582-725F21A57E0C"

height=0, width=0>

</object>

...

function checkversion()

{

version = document.CEBrowseX.CETerm.GetProperty( "app.version" );

// check the version value, return info to host

}

4.6 DEVICE INFORMATION

You can retrieve information about the device configuration using the

CETerm.GetProperty method. See the CEBrowseX section for details

4.7 SYMBOL WEB CLIENT

An early browser developed for Symbol devices running the Palm OS had some

extensions for controlling the scanner and printing. These extensions were

implemented through custom attributes on standard HTML tags and custom

HTML tags. The Naurtech Web Browser running on Windows CE .NET or CE

5.0 platforms supports these extensions. These extensions are not supported on

Pocket PC 2002 or Windows Mobile based devices. These extensions are

supported for compatibility with existing Web based applications. New Web

applications should use the META tags.