Autostart

[mshita]

Hi,

I created a simple test app and used Ensymble to create a sis file that auto starts on power-up. I did:

V:\epoc32\winscw\c\python>python ensymble_python.py py2sis --uid=0xf1111111 --ap
pname="MyApp"  --shortcaption="My App." --caption="My Application" --version=1.3
.3 --autostart --verbose sensor.py
ensymble_python.py: warning: no certificate given, using insecure built-in one

Input file(s)       sensor.py
Output SIS file     sensor_v1_3_3.sis
UID                 0xf1111111
Application name    MyApp
Version             1.3.3
Language(s)         EN
Icon                <default>
Short caption(s)    My App.
Long caption(s)     My Application
Install drive       <any>
Text file(s)        <none>
Certificate         <default>
Private key         <default>
Capabilities        0x0 (NONE)
Vendor name(s)      Ensymble
Autostart on boot   Yes
Run after install   No

Nothing starts up when I power up my phone. Did I misunderstand the Autostart on boot feature?

[jethro.fn]

UID                 0xf1111111
...
Certificate         <default>
Private key         <default>

...

Nothing starts up when I power up my phone. Did I misunderstand the Autostart on boot feature?

From the Ensymble README:

Note: Self-signed applications and applications with UID in the unprotected range cannot register to be automatically started (see options "--uid" and "--cert" above).

UID 0xf1111111 is in the unprotected range and you are using the default self-signed certificate. Either one of these issues will prevent automatic startup.

[mshita]

Thanks

So change uid and get a real certificate....