#WINDOWS CE 6.0 PNA CODE#

I can provide more details on my code if it would help, but my issue happens even without the code. In the case of the project with my code in it, I copied my drawing code into the project and created the necessary properties for the data input.Using VS2005, created a project using the 'MFC Smart Device ActiveX Control' template, targeting the SDK I received from the OEM.Both have the same result when trying to register. One has my code in it (the ActiveX Control itself is just a graphical representation of some data, which I had originally set up in a win32 ActiveX control to see how it looks), and one is a clean project - created from template, compiled, downloaded to device no code added or configuration changed. Some details on how I've set up the project, in case I have some wrong assumptions on that end. The OEM tool I have for transferring files unfortunately only transfers to the device. I tried to copy the DLLs from the CE device to a flash drive so I could load them into DW on my development machine, but the device won't allow me to do so. Dependency Walker doesn't run on the CE device (unless there's a CE version I've missed?). I can't check further down the tree since Depends then looks for the top-level dependencies on my development machine, half of which are missing since they're CE-specific. ocx in Dependency Walker on my development machine (running Windows 7 64-bit, if that matters) and all of the top-level dependencies it lists are present on the CE device.

How can I identify which dependency is missing? Alternatively, have I gone about creating the ActiveX control wrongly? ocx file over to the device and try to register it using regsvrce.exe, it fails with error 7e, which I've learned means a dependency is missing. I'm trying to make an ActiveX control for an application on a Windows CE 6.0 device, but I can't get it to register on the device.

Windows ce 6.0 pna