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    Regular Contributor xersmith's Avatar
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    Guys,

    Just want to ask how to delete the file that i receive using bluetooth...

    for example... somebody send me a file name MyApp.sis... then automatically I will delete that file coz I don't want it... Can you guide me on how to do this...Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by xersmith
    Guys,

    Just want to ask how to delete the file that i receive using bluetooth...

    for example... somebody send me a file name MyApp.sis... then automatically I will delete that file coz I don't want it... Can you guide me on how to do this...Thanks
    Hi xersmith,

    Through MTM you can delete bluetooth sent file....

    first you can get notification change in inbox by

    HandleSessionEventL(TMsvSessionEvent aEvent, TAny* aArg1,TAny* aArg2, TAny* /*aArg3*/) this function...

    and whenever you got any change in inbox then you compare
    create object of this class CMsvEntry.......and then compare
    iMsvEntry->Entry().iMtm == KUidMsgTypeBT
    msgs.lib // main messaging library
    #include <btmsgtypeuid.h> // Series60
    TUid::Uid(KUidMsgTypeBT)
    Then
    iMsvEntry->DeleteL(//new entry id);

    I'hope It'll help you..

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    Or, you can of course just refuse the (unsolicited) Bluetooth connection alltogether before the file ends up in the Inbox in the first place.

    Or, you can keep your phone's Bluetooth in the hidden state, so that arbitrary people are unable to detect it.

    Or, you can keep Bluetooth turned off entirely until/unless you really need it.

    I see those as better, preventive solutions than to try to fix an issue after-the-fact. Much easier, too (no software to write, test and install, and the effort can be used for creating something more useful, IMO).

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