Support WebCast: Componentizing Third-Party Applications (823888)

Session Summary

August 14, 2003

This Support WebCast session will provide tips and tricks about how to use Component Designer to componentize applications for Microsoft Windows XP Embedded. This session will demonstrate how to add registry, file, and custom First Boot Agent (FBA) resources to a component definition. Additional topics to be discussed include how to create packages, repositories, component dependencies, and group memberships to database objects that your components may rely on. Componentization is the process or technique by which embedded developers can use modular pieces of functionality (as are built into Windows XP Embedded) to construct embedded operating systems.

This is a Level 300 session that will be presented by David Reed. David Reed is a Program Manager with the Microsoft Windows Division. He was the software test engineer in charge of the Component Designer tool for the first release of Windows XP Embedded. David then moved to the componentization team for Windows XP Embedded SP1 release as a run-time builder/tester engineer in charge of core operating system and FBA testing.

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