Sing 3rd edition python scriptshell

[matuslaco]

Could someone please sign

http://sourceforge.net/projects/pys6...e.SIS/download

for this imei: 358640019988949

thanks!

the reason is that I need the messaging (access inbox) capability, the self-signed opensigned does not provide this capability...

[bogdan.galiceanu]

If you sign it using Open Signed Online it will work. The list of capabilites that are not available is mentioned on that page, at the last point in the bullet list. The ones you need are not among them.

[matuslaco]

what a fast response, thanks!!!

my script does not work with open signed version.
Same problem (another user) here: http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...in-pys60/page2

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Strange... I just tried it and it worked. I installed the runtime (PythonForS60_1_4_5_3rdEd.sis) and the signed version of the shell (PythonScriptShell_1_4_5_3rdEd_unsigned_testrange.sis) and ran

import inbox

i = inbox.Inbox()
print i.sms_messages()

Does your script do special things that might require other capabilities?

[matuslaco]

Here is my code (simplified).:

import messaging, inbox, e32, appuifw, socket, urllib, httplib, e32dbm


run=0;


def message_received(msg_id):
     box = inbox.Inbox()
     
     print u"Message in inbox: " + str(msg_id)
     
     if msg_id in box.sms_messages():
        msg = box.content(msg_id)
        sender = box.address(msg_id)
        if len(msg)>0:
            print u"Message received from: " + str(sender)
            #senddata(sender,msg)
            box.delete(msg_id)
        else:
            print u"Msg too short"
            box.delete(msg_id)
     else:
         box.delete(msg_id)
         print u"Could not fetch message!!!"

def quit():
    print u"Exiting application"
    app_lock.signal()


box = inbox.Inbox()
box.bind(message_received)

appuifw.app.exit_key_handler = quit
appuifw.app.title = u"Messages(0)"

menu2=[(u"Exit", quit)]

appuifw.app.menu = menu2

print u"Application started"

app_lock = e32.Ao_lock()
app_lock.wait()

The problem is that the condition:

     if msg_id in box.sms_messages():

evaluates to false. On 2nd edition device this worked without no problem so I thought it is a capabilities issue.... might it be something else?

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Then it's most likely not a capability issue. If a required capability were missing it would have resulted in a KErrPermissionDenied error.

I can't seem to find the problem. I tried your code and it worked as expected (sent an empty message to myself and the application displayed "Msg too short").

[matuslaco]

The problem is probably in my device

1. changed the SMS storage from phone memmory to memory card. I got KErrPermissionDenied Error.
2. changed the SMS storage from memmory card to phone memmory

1st SMS - worked
2nd SMS - the same error( if msg_id in box.sms_messages() returns fals)

Thanks for your kind help, now I know its to the capablity problem and I can focus on debugging.... e.g. I'll try another device.

[matuslaco]

Fixed.

I've added

timer.after(0.5)

before

if msg_id in box.sms_messages():

and now it seems to work. Any idea why?

[bogdan.galiceanu]

It could be that the operating system needs a bit of time to register the message as being in the inbox. Since you were checking that right away it probably didn't have enough time to do its job. That's just a hunch, it could be something else entirely.