I have Sqlite install on my system with visual studio 2012 ultimate.Now,I don't have knowledge to how it can be use with windows phone app for saving data and retrieving data from database?
Here are some posts to get you started:
A New SQLite Wrapper for Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 – The Basics
SQLite with a bit of MVVM Light in Windows Phone 8
Using the SQLite database engine with Windows Phone 8 apps
Windows Phone 8 SQLite cross platform sample
Some great SQLite for Windows Phone posts
Using a simple ORM with sqlite on WP7
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I created an app with Visual Studio 2015 in this way : new Project -> Visual C# -> Windows -> Windows 8 -> Windows Phone.
My question is , is this app compatible with windows phone 7? I read something that the WinRT can make this happen, but I am not sure.
I tested the app on an Samsung device with Windows Phone 8.1 and it worked perfectly, can I assume that it works on Windows Phone 8 the same?
What about Windows 10 mobile? Is a Windows Phone 8.1 app installable on a device running on Windows 10 mobile?
I read the Wikipedia article about Windows Phone 8, but I did'nt get the information I was looking for.
Your app will work on Windows Phone 8/8.1 and Windows 10 Mobile.
It will not work on Windows Phone 7 devices.
My advice is to check better how it works on Windows 10 mobile - you might have surprises where the UI is slighlty different or some controls won't work as expected.
So I am coming from Windows Phone Silverlight into the new Windows Phone runtime apps and Universal apps. I am attempting to build my first app after doing several of the tutorials from channel9. My question is, and maybe I am not googling this correctly, but how might I launch the built in apps in Windows 8 similar to Windows Phone 8 runtime? I've already built a sample using the runtime following http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/dn741261.aspx but what are the Uri Schemes for built in apps in Windows 8?
I would like to use sqlite with fts3 support on the windows phone 8.
I downloaded sqlite vsix package for the windows phone 8. But the sqlite does not support FTS3. Is there any way how to use SQLite with FTS support in the Windows Phone 8? Should I compile my own sqlite version from source code and set the SQLITE_ENABLE_FTS3 flag?
Thank you
Myth.
i'm currently developing windows 8 Application using visual studio 2012 with C# and .Net.
I'm used template from visual studio 2012 (in new project -> Installed -> other template -> other languages -> visual C# -> window store -> blank app xaml)
then i execute it on the simulator (then windows tablet simulator appear), my question, can my application that i built can running on windows phone 7 or 8?
As xVir,suggested you cannot run a windows 8 app on a windows phone.
But you can use some strategies to maximise code reuse between the apps.
Separate UI and application logic using the MVVM pattern
Use Portable Class Libraries(PCL) to share functionalities
Share code with Add as Link
Share using Windows Runtime Components
Handling difference between WP8 and W8 platforms
For more info you can refer this Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 app development
No. It is different project types.
But you can share some common code between projects using libraries.
No, it doesn't work. windows phone is diffrent platforms. if you want to run same code on windows phone 8 and windows 8 you can use the portable classess.
The short story is: I have my laptop that has a processor without Virtualization and Second Level Adress Translation capabilities that are required for running the new Windows Phone 8 SDK.
I can however use the windows phone 7.1 sdk, but for testing my apps i will use a windows phone 8 device.
Is it possible to deploy and test my apps on the connected WP8 device, altough i am using the 7.1 SDK that predates the WP8 os?
I don't think it's possible to deploy apps using WP7.1 SDK on WP8 devices, however, you can install the Visual Studio 2012 + Windows Phone 8 SDK (if you have Windows 8 x64) even when you don't have SLAT enabled CPU. The Windows Phone 8 SDK will work, only you won't be able to launch the WP8 emulator.
No you cannot, The .xap packing mechanism in Windows phone 7.1 and 8 are different so you cannot deploy this xap using deployment tool. But, if we are using windows 8 + wp8 dev tools you can debug the application that developed on 7.1. In future after the launch of wp 7.8 ms may provide a solution for this. for now there is no other alternative is available in front of you