Adding a Custom Transport Layer to an Exported SDK

  1. From the Platform menu, choose Configure SDK.

    This will start the Export SDK Wizard if it has not been run previously for the current platform. For more information about using the Export SDK Wizard, see Exporting an SDK.

  2. Choose the Transports tab.

  3. Choose Add.

  4. In the Name box, type a name for the transport.

  5. In the Host-side file box, type the path of the .dll file for the host-side part of the transport.

    - or -

    Choose the Browse button, select the .dll file for the host-side part of the transport, and then choose Open.

    Platform Builder loads the globally unique identifier (GUID) that is associated with the transport DLL. Do not modify this GUID.

  6. In the Target-side files box, select an entry for a CPU, and then choose the Browse button.

  7. Select the .dll file for the device-side part of the transport that is appropriate for the CPU, and then choose Open.

    For each CPU that your SDK supports, repeat the previous step and then repeat this step.

  8. Choose OK to add the transport to the Available transports list.

  9. Choose OK to close the SDK Configuration Settings dialog box and save your changes.

See Also

Custom Transport Layer Additions to an SDK

 Last updated on Friday, October 08, 2004

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