Hey Amitabh... Thanks, that totaly worked.
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Hey Amitabh... Thanks, that totaly worked.
If your Ever stuck for anything C# or .NET related esp on Windows mobile, pop across to Linked-In and look for the Lidnug Group, you'll find me in there...
Hey guys, thanks for the Pointers.
The Ideas gonna work, 2 more quick questions.
I want to be able to test the daemon seperately from the midlet, any one know what the IP address is of the...
Hey Graham, good to see your still around :-) it's been about 2 years since I've posted anything on here.
Thanks for the replys so far, I'll read the article suggested.
This seems to be a...
Greetings all.
Been a while since I've posted in here, so I trust everyone is still all as crazy as they've ever been :-)
As you may have deduced from the title of this post, I'm looking for a...
See here
http://www.activexperts.com/xmstoolkit/sms/wappushsi/
For a full toolkit to handle MMS/SMS on any type of GSM/SMPP/SERIAL connection (Inc nokia phones) in a .nET managed assembly.
Maffins,
Can you line break that so we can read all the data.
If it is an MMS push then it's quite difficult, Iv'e been struggling with just a normal SL/SI indicator push recently, and this PDU...
Hi All,
I've been going round in circles for hours now, and no where can I find an explanation of some extra bytes that are being generated in a wbxml wap service load message I'm trying to send...
Update 2:
UK MNC Allocations can be found on the Ofcom website, along with all the UK number/area code info.
Link is:
...
Update:
the ITU now make the MCC list free of charge, that means that non paying members can now download it, the URL is :
http://www.itu.int/dms_pub/itu-t/opb/sp/T-SP-E.218-2008-PDF-E.pdf
...
Virgins is the same as T-Mobile, beacuse they use T-Mobile as their carrier.
As for Tesco, i'm afraid i don't know. The best way iv'e found of finding out who the carrier is, is to try diff net...
Not that i'm aware of svoy, there most likley is, but the one i have is A)Seriously out of date, and B)made by hand from various sources. The best place to start is on the ITU website.
...
Dare i say this, but we need USSD access adding to the mobile messaging API, you just gotta look through the forums, one of the top questions is how to send and recive USSD from J2ME.
And with...
Also check your operator is not using a wierd proxy config. That one bit me on the backside not to long ago :-)
100% back you up there hartti.
I went through 3 months of pain trying to do this, and ended up using secure wap.
The annoying part is, it says quite clearly in the JSR specs that it can be...
The answer to that would be no i'm afraid.
The signing model in a GSM sim denotes that you need a fully trusted model before you can touch anything on the device, you will also need the same...
Hi Amarzon,
Sorry i don't really have time to deal with individual emails, however feel free to post your question here and i'll see what i (and the others) can do to help.
Cheers
Shawty
Iv'e got to agree with david on this one, ALL the test cards iv'e had access to at work have all been type B and both nokia NFC 6131's read them with no problems.
I can't say why it works but it...
The MCC is allocated by the ITU and is boradly based on the ISO standard country numbers, the MNC portion is allocated by the GSM association, both in turn make up the 5 digit global network ID which...
Unfortunately not just one link, but a number of them and to be honest iv'e not got them all to hand at the moment.
However, an excelent starting point can be found here,
...
Artemiuz,
The solution is in my last post in this thread.
http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=142271
Yea, i was looking at that hartti, but it seemed overly complicated for what i needed, so i wrote my code to use the bluetooth mac address as a unique ID.
It was quite simple really... (Well...
Got it to read...
The UID keeps changing everytime you make a read on the passport... it's quite funky actually...
Not got the correct sequence of APDU's sussed yet though... but it does work...
I had this a few times using net beans while developing stuff for the NFC.
Dunno what (or why it happens) but the way i solved it was to make a small change to the code then delete everything in...
Well guys i just put this to the test using a 6131 NFC and it did indeed attempt to read the RFID in my passport.
I got the old "Tag Unusable" message but thats basicly beacuse there is no handler...
question then is though, how do you store that ID that you generate?
This is the problem i'm currently facing?