PyS60 1.4.5 GPS and signing

[robert.borkow]

Hi all,

I've developed an application that's making use of N95 built-in GPS receiver. Everything works like a charm when run in a standard Python shell. But when packaged into SIS file the app quits. I've identified that the line which is causing the problem is

positioning.select_module(positioning.default_module())

I've signed my SIS at Symbian Signed with all possible capabilites but it didn't help at all. The line above is still causing problems.
What should I do to fix my application?

Cheers

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Hi,

Sorry for asking this silly question, but did you specify the Location capability (and other capabilities) when creating the SIS?

--caps=Location+...

[JOM]

Sorry for asking this silly question, but did you specify the Location capability (and other capabilities) when creating the SIS?

--caps=Location+...

Just a little bit more clarification: you have to define the capabilities TWICE: first time when creating the SIS, second time at Symbian Signed. Same capas both times, of course.

Cheers,

--jouni

[robert.borkow]

Hi,

Sorry for asking this silly question, but did you specify the Location capability (and other capabilities) when creating the SIS?

--caps=Location+...

Well, I wouldn't say the question was silly . Thanks to it my app works now!

Just a little bit more clarification: you have to define the capabilities TWICE: first time when creating the SIS, second time at Symbian Signed. Same capas both times, of course.

--jouni

I didn't know about that until today. I thought it's enough to specify them when signing.

Thank you Bogdan and JOM for your help.

[PythonUser650]

Hi Robert,
Do you know any website which can download map (Singapore) with longitude and latitude for N95.
I need it for the GPS.

[aaaaapo]

Do you know any website which can download map (Singapore) with longitude and latitude for N95. I need it for the GPS.

I didn't fully understand what you need, but you can find (and export) Singapore's map from http://openstreetmap.org/