Accessing internet without user confirmation

[cassioli]

Is it possible in python?

I found kind of a "hack" to do it on my 6680, but it's still under test: if you call builtin browser by means of appstart and providing an URL, browser is started and connection is opened without asking for confirmation. I don't know if it's due to phone being locked on a single operator (H3G), as my nokia 6600, not locked, does not work in this way: it asks me for confirmation as soon as I call browser.

Another technical issue is that once I call the browser, my python program locks until I close the browser!
I didn't yet tested appswitch or keypress to programmatically close it...

But I did another test with keypress, to simulate keypress of YES key on confirmation dialog: it does not work, keypress is not received by the dialog.

I think another method would be to use an hacked java midlet, which can be started by means of keypress: an hack for sending SMS by midlet without user confirmation already exists, and I really think same method could be used for network connections... but I don't know which is the class that we have to edit!

[gaba88]

Is it possible in python?

I found kind of a "hack" to do it on my 6680, but it's still under test: if you call builtin browser by means of appstart and providing an URL, browser is started and connection is opened without asking for confirmation.

i am not getting what do you actually mean by confirmation but i guess its asking of access point or is it some thing else.

I don't know if it's due to phone being locked on a single operator (H3G), as my nokia 6600, not locked, does not work in this way: it asks me for confirmation as soon as I call browser.

If the phone is locked for a single operator then its possible that it is not asking for any access point.

regards
Gaba88

[cassioli]

i am not getting what do you actually mean by confirmation but i guess its asking of access point

yes, that's it.
It asks even if there is just ONE access point...

[gaba88]

yes, that's it.
It asks even if there is just ONE access point...

hi cassioli
i am not sure about this but again i am repeating it if the phone is locked with a operator then i think it will not ask for any as the access point will be already fix.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[cassioli]

hi cassioli
i am not sure about this but again i am repeating it if the phone is locked with a operator then i think it will not ask for any as the access point will be already fix.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

I know, but I need to get it working also on a not-locked phone!
My 6600 keeps asking for confirmation to select the ONLY access point available...

[cassioli]

I got it!

import e32, urllib

data = "Data sent by URLOPEN"
data=urllib.urlencode({'data':data})
print "Invio..."
e32.start_server("c:\\system\\apps\\python\\my\\serverr.py")
response = urllib.urlopen("http://jumpjack.altervista.org/prove/testphp.php?data=" + data).read()

server.py:

import time,keypress
from key_codes import *
print "attendo..."
time.sleep(10)
print "Autorizzo..."
keypress.simulate_key(EKeyLeftSoftkey,EKeyLeftSoftkey)

Chek results on:
http://jumpjack.altervista.org/prove/tracker.txt

Works on 6680 and 6600.

[croozeus]

Also, there is an option in the default browser settings - to select the default access point. If a valid AP is selected there, it would not ask for AP when connecting...

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[cassioli]

Also, there is an option in the default browser settings - to select the default access point. If a valid AP is selected there, it would not ask for AP when connecting...

Best Regards,
Croozeus

This does not work on 6600: browser HAS a default AP, but keeps asking me to press the YES key at first connection...

[raf1hh]

How about using socket.set_default_access_point(ap)?

raf

[croozeus]

How about using socket.set_default_access_point(ap)?

raf

I think it limits the default AP for Python operations, rather it would ask for AP while other applications like web-browser require the connection.