MikeHarsh

Unfortunately, there will not be a bluetooth API in the first release of the Windows Phone 7 app platform.  This is something we've heard a lot of feedback on and very high in the priority list for future versions.

The VS template .MSI uses the Web Application Projects add-in for VS 2005.  For more information and installing WAP, go here http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/WAP.asp

Ok, that makes sense.  Thanks for the calrification.  And we are definitely working on the right distribution model for the WPF/E runtime.

staceyw wrote:

I like the c# deal.  Does that mean I don't need any jScript at all?

Yes, if you're using the C# programming model you can write a self-contained WPF/E app.  However, if you want the WPF/E app to interact with other parts of the HTML page, javascript will be the easiest way to accomplish this. 

JEmlay wrote:



Although I'm not sure how I feel about the continuation of distributing binaries across the iNet.

Can you explain what you mean by this comment?

DCMonkey wrote:



Which appear to be what is used to embed WPF/E content in a web page.

That is correct.  WPF/E uses an ActiveX control in IE.  Automatic activation can be accomplished usiing a document.write or setting the innerHtml on an element.  This is what the WPF/E demos in the video used.  For more info on activation, see this MSDN topic.