Connect to a wlan iap

I don't understand what IAP_APPSID is.
I tried to insert the UID of the web browser TUint(0x10008d39), but all applications can connect to the iap.
If I see with ceddump the record is correct:
[CODE]ADD_SECTION
# COMMDB_ID = 8
Name=Alice-55564905
IAPServiceType=LANService
IAPService=2
IAPBearerType=LANBearer
IAPBearer=1
IAPNetwork=11
IAPNetworkWeighting=0
Location=2
IAPAppSid=268471609
FIELD_COUNT=9
END_ADD[/CODE]

But it doesn't work

Another question.
Is there a way to set the number of attempts of RConnection::Start()?
Because if I set wrong iap settings after the call to RConnection::Start() I have to wait a lot of time before User::WaitForRequest(); ends.

Having a glance at the ex-open source (if it sounds new, you can get it from SourceForge, project symbiandump), that field seems to be something totally different.
Search for iapappsid finds
[QUOTE=cdbcols.h]#define IAP_APPSID _S("IAPAppSid")[/QUOTE]
Search for iap_appsid finds[QUOTE=dbdef.h]#ifdef SYMBIAN_NETWORKING_UMTSR5
IAP_APPSID,
#endif[/QUOTE][QUOTE=globaldef.h]#ifdef SYMBIAN_NETWORKING_UMTSR5
IAP_APPSID,
#endif[/QUOTE][QUOTE=t_tabdef.h]#ifdef SYMBIAN_NETWORKING_UMTSR5
{IAP_APPSID,EDbColUint32,TDbCol::ENotNull, KDefaultColumnWidth},
#endif //SYMBIAN_NETWORKING_UMTSR5[/QUOTE]the obvious common thing is the #ifdef around, and the #ifdef refers to some UMTS R5 feature. I have not checked it in detail, but according to a search, SID is SIlence Descriptor in this context, seems to be related to speech encoding, but still giving some signal instead of complete silence.

Well, thank you....
So start a private connection is impossible. Right?

And the number of attempts?

[QUOTE=wizard_hu_;909620]Having a glance at the ex-open source (if it sounds new, you can get it from SourceForge, project symbiandump), that field seems to be something totally different.
Search for iapappsid finds

Search for iap_appsid findsthe obvious common thing is the #ifdef around, and the #ifdef refers to some UMTS R5 feature. I have not checked it in detail, but according to a search, SID is SIlence Descriptor in this context, seems to be related to speech encoding, but still giving some signal instead of complete silence.[/QUOTE]

Only coz I went through it a few minutes ago while searching for something else.... in this page
[url]http://www.symlab.org/main/documentation/reference/s3/pdk/GUID-387A8240-0765-52F2-98A4-8F9FC809E03E.html#GUID-387A8240-0765-52F2-98A4-8F9FC809E03E__GUID-303A3C65-3391-540D-B0FB-75E92DC7663E[/url]
Access Point table is described (CCDAccessPointRecord, KCDTIdAccessPointRecord) and AppSID field is described as:
[table="width: 500"]
[tr]
[td][B]Field name[/B][/td]
[td][B]Description[/B][/td]
[td][B]Name of the class data member[/B][/td]
[td][B]Symbol defining the unique numeric Id of the field[/B][/td]
[td][B]Field value type[/B][/td]
[td][B]Possible Values[/B][/td]
[/tr]
[tr]
[td]AppSID[/td]
[td]An integer that defines the SID (secure Id) of the only client application that can use this Access Point. If this field is null, zero or empty, any client can use this Access Point
[/td]
[td]iAppSID
[/td]
[td]KCDTIdAppSID
[/td]
[td]Integer
[/td]
[td]When not needed, set to zero (0).[/td]
[/tr]
[/table]


maybe they are two different things, or it was never really implemented, or the technical writer misunderstood its meaning... :-)

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