Using Crossfire 6.0 and Visual Studio to Build Blackberry Applications
AppForge's latest version of Crossfire lets you write mobile apps in .NET languages for numerous devices. While this release adds support for Research In Motion's Blackberry, it currently lacks access to PIM and native Blackberry Java functionality.
by Paul Ferrill
July 11, 2006
ne dilemma developers face when building applications for mobile platforms is deciding which platform to focus on. In the past, Microsoft developers' choices were limited to Windows Mobile-based platforms; but AppForge's Crossfire makes it possible to write mobile applications using Visual Studio and C# or VB.NET that run on any of seven different platforms.
Crossfire 6.0 is the latest version of the product and adds support for the Blackberry platform. Crossfire works as an add-on to Visual Studio 6.0 or any version of Visual Studio.NET. Currently Crossfire supports these platforms
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ne dilemma developers face when building applications for mobile platforms is deciding which platform to focus on. In the past, Microsoft developers' choices were limited to Windows Mobile-based platforms; but AppForge's Crossfire makes it possible to write mobile applications using Visual Studio and C# or VB.NET that run on any of seven different platforms.
