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WAP programming: how to define capabilities
| Fri, 2003-06-13 13:37 | |
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Hi all, I am discovering the joy of WAP programming on NS60. I want an app to retrieve some data from a remote server. And I also want to do it by HTTP or by WAP. HTTP is OK and working fine. But I am some difficulties with WAP (using WSP) : - do I need to define CCapCodec capabilities ? How ? - Is there some kind of observer I can use on the WAP stack to get a progress report on download ? Tx for your help! Eric Eric Bustarret |
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Which interfaces are you precisely using? The stack should send you packets as they arrive, so in effect you have to create an observer anyway.
Happy coding,
Pawel
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It looks like the gateway transmits data (at least on log files) but the emulator do not receive them....
Does someone has some source code regarding use of WSP API ?
(sorry I cannot post mine.... it's property of my customer).
How could I check that the "EMethodInvoke_cnf_t" I receive is a success or not?
(I assume it is not since I do not get the "EMethodResult_ind_t" event which should containt the result of the GET)
Tx
Eric
Eric Bustarret
NewLC Founder & CEO / Professional Symbian OS Consultant
Forum posts: 363
First of all, EMethodInvoke_cnf_t is just a notification so it is implied that the method invocation was succesful. When you get that, you do nothing and just wait for the result
. When you receive EMethodResult_ind_t, only then you can inspect the actual result of the WSP transaction.
And, regarding your earlier question about CCapCodec - I think it's good to set some basic caps but that should not be compulsory really.. if this helps
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Happy coding,
Pawel