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-Instructions for building the native library (jrapi.dll) for win32-x86
-======================================================================
-
-Requirements: 
-  Windows 2000/XP/Vista,
-  Visual Studio 2005 or newer, 
-  Windows Mobile (PocketPC/Smartphone) SDK 5.0 or newer,
-  JDK 1.4 or newer
-
-Building the library:
-  1. Open the solution file (jrapi.sln) in Visual Studio.
-   
-  2. Navigate to "Tools" -> "Options", and expand "Projects and Solutions", 
-  and click "VC++ Directories".
-    
-  3. In "Show directories for:" select "Include files".
-    
-  4. Add the Activesync include directory from your Windows Mobile SDK:
-  <WinMobile-SDK-path>\Activesync\Inc
-  
-  5. Add the JNI include directories from your JDK:
-  <JDK-path>\include
-  <JDK-path>\include\win32
-
-  6. In "Show directories for:" select "Library files".
-    
-  7. Add the Activesync library directory from your Windows Mobile SDK:
-  <WinMobile-SDK-path>\Activesync\Lib
-        
-  8. Navigate to "Build", and click "Rebuild Solution" to rebuild the library. 
-  The output dll will be placed in \lib\os\win32\x86
-
-Environment used for building the committed jrapi.dll:
-  Windows 2000 SP4
-  Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition
-  Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC SDK
-  JDK 1.4.2_10