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Website Testing in Windows Phone 7 Simulator

I am trying to test a mobile site that I create using Windows Phone 7, but I cannot figure out how to do this. It seems that the SDK wants me to first create an application to use the emulator, but I am not building an application, I just want to check the compatibility of my mobile site with Windows phones. How to do it?

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If you install the free Windows Phone SDK, you can run the emulator offline (i.e. without starting Visual Studio).

Find "Windows Phone Emulator" in the "Start" menu and immediately launch it.

Once in the emulator, the only thing you can do is launch IE Mobile.

(To enter URLs and other text using a real computer keyboard instead of the on-screen keyboard, press Pause / Break to switch keyboard mode)

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You should be able to run the emulator without creating an application, try C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Microsoft SDK \ Windows Phone \ v7.0 \ Tools \ XDE Launcher \ XdeLauncher.exe

If you now start the visual studio and make the fe Silverlight application for Windows 7. The emulator will be loaded by the debbuger application. If you stop the application in VS, the emulator should stay there. He preinstalled IE, which you can use for testing.

Remember, it’s better to test the web application on a real device.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1369496/

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