CETK Setup
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8/27/2008
On your development workstation, you can run the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Test Kit (CETK) tool at any time. For more information, see Running the CETK Tool on the Development Workstation.
To connect the CETK tool to a target device, and then run CETK tests, the target device must support the CETK. A target device that supports the CETK has a copy of the CETK client software, Clientside.exe. You must also configure a connection between the CETK tool and the target device.
You can use Platform Manager to copy Clientside.exe** to the target device, and then connect the CETK to the target device. For more information, see Connecting the CETK to a Target Device by Using Platform Manager. Alternatively, you can manually run Clientside.exe on the target device. For more information, see Manual Connection of the CETK to a Target Device.**
In This Section
- Running the CETK Tool on the Development Workstation
Describes how to run the CETK on the development workstation.
- Connecting the CETK to a Target Device by Using Platform Manager
Describes how to connect the CETK to the device under test using Platform Manager.
- Manual Connection of the CETK to a Target Device
Describes how to manually connect the CETK with the target device.
- Specifying a Directory to Store Files Required by CETK Tests
Tells how to specify the file storage directory for CETK tests.
- Choosing a Way to Store Test Results
Discusses best practices for storing test results.
- Selecting a Directory to Store Test Results
Tells how to select a directory for storing test results.
See Also
Tasks
Specifying a Directory to Store Files Required by CETK Tests
Choosing a Way to Store Test Results
Selecting a Directory to Store Test Results
Other Resources
Windows Embedded CE Test Kit
How to Use the CETK to Test a Driver