Is Widsets still part of Nokia's future widget strategy ?
Recently Vodafone announced the Widget Manager initiative on S60 devices and compared their open, W3C compliant Opera based platform...
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Is Widsets still part of Nokia's future widget strategy ?
Recently Vodafone announced the Widget Manager initiative on S60 devices and compared their open, W3C compliant Opera based platform...
Thanks. Thats a pity, would make it real easy to test and preview widgets.
What then, in your opinion, is the quickest way to load and run a widget using the existing toolset ?
Are there any...
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Is there any way to run a widget from the command line using one of the emulator tools ?
I'd like to be able to type something as simple as;
c:>emulator widget.wgz
and have the widget...
Yes, widget access via the browser.
Agreed that the User-Agent header solution won't work 100% of the time, so it seems to be that what is needed is a Widget Agent on the client, which launches or...
Ummm not really. Here's the use case.
I write a widget that uses WRT 1.1 functions. I publish it onto a public gallery that is accessed by devices that use both WRT 1.0 and 1.1.
Who or what...
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In a presentation given at web 2.0 expo last month (http://www.slideshare.net/petrosoininen/s60-web-runtime-web20-expo-europe-2008-presentation?type=powerpoint), slide 16 talks about...
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Is there any way (programatically or algorithmically) that I can determine if the an instance of WRT installed on a device contains all the Javascript libraries needed to execute a specific...
Thanks for the reply.
So if I already have a generic on-device client, my only option is to enable that client to launch the Widsets application to handle Widsets content - ie. there is no Widsets...
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Is the Widset client a completely closed environment ?
Are there any APIs, SDKs, sample src code etc that would allow me implement or embed a Widsets enabled client into a device ?
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Broad question.
Do any of the current or planned Nokia devices with email clients support S/MIME as standard ?
If not, what are the options for adding either S/MIME capability to the...
Check out the OpenSSL toolkit. Its on http://www.openssl.org and supports the AES algorithm. There should be test and sample code to show how the AES cipher is initialised and invoked (but you'd...
The availability of the MSISDN of the calling device depends on;
* Whether or not the WAP gateway can obtain it (usually via RADIUS accounting packets)
* Whether or not the operator allows it...
This is a good question.
Ever wondered why the MMS specs. don't allow the retrieved message to specify where any requested delivery reports and receipt notifications should be sent to (eg using a...
Version 1.2.1. This is the version that supports SAR in the WTP layer which you will need for MMS xfer. Large data transfer, essentially.
I've just done something like this in the UK. Contact me by email at paul.keogh@anam.com
We've an SDK for VB. Mail me for details.
The specs. are'nt very detailed so its difficult to make a comparsion. If you're looking for a competing product to evaluate it against, my company sells an MMS gateway also. Mail me for details.
Its possible. Here's how you do it.
1. Select an API
2. Select a network interface
3. Send the message.
Nokia have an API to send over their EAIF interface. This is fine if the operators MMSC...
Do you know when this will be ? and will you make it available for interop testing ?
The encoding is defined in the WAP WSP specification.
Look at;
8 WSP Data Unit Structure and Encoding, section 8.1.2 Variable Length Unsigned Integers
There is a bug in Originating application mode for this tool. The HTTP response that it sends back to the VASP client is missing a terminating <crlf> sequence. The HTTP response contains the headers...
Then you maybe interested in our MMS gateway. Contact me by email for more details.
My company - www.anam.com - has a MS COM based SDK that allows you to create MMS messages and notifications. This is available right now. We will shortly have an SDK that allows sending to across MM7...
My best guess is that the content encoding, if not specified, defaults to 7bit. This is specified somewhere in the MIME RFCs.
I'd need to check if the HTTP RFC 2616 makes its own recommendation on...
From the MMSC - what this means in practice is that the MMSC will have some other form of identifing the user (probably by the MSISDN supplied by the WAP gateway from a RADIUS proxy/server) and will...