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Capturing Network Packet
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Hi All, Thanking You All ! Vinod |
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Hi All, Thanking You All ! Vinod |
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Sorry this isn't much help, but I know people who have done this and they needed a full source SDK from Symbian to implement it and a lot of agreements from phone manufacturers to get it signed. The only way they got the SDK is because they worked for a company that is a Symbian partner
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Hi David Workman,
Thanks for ur reply. So there is no way to solve this problem right ! can I get source code what they have done . Or any alternate solution for this problem? plz help me out
With Regards !
Vinod
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Well, the code is a project that the company sells (for a pretty hefty fee I think) so source code isn't really possible.
There may be other ways to do it, but I doubt any of them will avoid needing manufacturer capabilities, as all of the low level network access is done under those capabilities in Symbian 9.x
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Use Ethereal or wireshark to capture Network data on the Comp while running the app on emulator. I have been doing the same for my projects for somewhile now
Shashi Kiran G M
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Hi Shashi Kiran,
Thanks for ur reply n solution. But I'm not expecting what u said, I'm luking for API's or any application which can get me the Network data from cell phone not on emulator. If u know something abt these thing then let me know. Thank You !
With Regards !
Vinod
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Hi Vinod,
Y don't you write the data that is being received from the server into a file . you can use the RFile & RFs API to do this. But this is with respect to only your Application.
Shashi Kiran G M