Help me!

[dictator786]

my project is Home Securit System via GPRS for that i want developement in C#(.net)
Can any one guide me what the first step i do.

waiting for reply

[kiran10182]

Hello dictator786,

Your project title "Home Security System via GPRS" seems exciting but sorry to say you that you can not work with c#(.Net) with Symbian Platform.
Better you opt for Symbian C++.

Regards.
Kiran.

[symbianyucca]

anyway, first step would be to design the overall architecture, functionalities offered in different parts, and then communications issues. Which after you could go designing the client & server architectures. Anyway, as Kiran said, in client side (symbian phone) you need to use C++, or incase it would be sufficient, you could also look into the Java stuff.

yucca

[dictator786]

But ma expertise are in C#.net.....
i want technical help...i know the design issues

[symbianyucca]

then do the design first, find out what parts you are having difficulties and then ask more specific questions, you will notice that you'll get a lot better answers if you provide concreate problems.

Also have a look into SDK examples & documents, and also search information before asking. Quite often you can find good answers here, or by googling them, and locating answers by yourself can save a lot of time.

yucca

[wizard_hu_]

But ma expertise are in C#.net.....
i want technical help...i know the design issues

It is not a problem, since there are a lot of Windows Mobile devices (http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/default.mspx), and you can develop in C# for them.
However this is a Symbian C++ forum, and Symbian is not Windows Mobile (they are competiting platforms in fact), and C++ is not C#, so it could be hard to help.
If you already have a Series 60 device, you may want to check:
- AppForge (www.appforge.com), claiming that you can develop in C# and Visual Basic (6/.Net) even for Symbian devices
- redFIVElabs (http://www.redfivelabs.com/), having a .Net CF 1.0 compatible runtime for Symbian, currently in beta stage.