Default permission for applications in Trusted 3rd party domain

[arpit2agrawal]

After signing a MIDlet in Trusted 3rd party domain permissions "Network access", "Read user data" & "Edit user data" are by default "Ask first time", "Ask always" & "Ask always" respectively. Is there any way to change them to "Always allowed" by programming... or at least "detect" if it is ask first time or ask always so that I can prompt user to change it...

[bhanuchandar.k]

Hi arpit2agrawal,
Till now there is no api's available to detect the access permitions and set through programmatically

[arpit2agrawal]

ok...thanks

[hartti]

Also note that there is slight variance on the default and available permissions.

Some real life phone API permissions are listed in here
http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph...on_real_phones

Hartti

[arpit2agrawal]

I have found one way to detect whether any permission is set to "Always Allowed" or not...

For example to check whether "Edit User Data" is set to "Always Allowed" or not:
Step 1: Write a class which extends Canvas
Step 2: Declare 2 variables boolean hideNotifyCalled and boolean showNotifyCalled
Step 3: Set hideNotifyCalled to true if hideNotify is called
Step 4: Set showNotifyCalled to true if showNotify is called
Step 5: Initially set both the variables to false
Step 6: Now just create a test file using FileConnection API and then delete it
Step 7: If there is any exception raised then "Edit User Data" is not set to "Always Allowed" and user has denied the permission
Step 7: If everything is successful then check variables hideNotifyCalled & showNotifyCalled
Step 8: If in Step 7 both the variables are true then "Edit User Data" is not set to "Always Allowed" and user has allowed the permission else "Edit User Data" is set to "Always Allowed"

Similar logic can be written for other permissions as well...

[arpit2agrawal]

Its not working for Nokia 3110 classic. It may work with some modifications... or may not... I will do it afterward and post here...

[traud]

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