how to turn off GPRS

[samosnokia]

Hi.
To connect to internet i use class that extends CBase, MHTTPTransactionCallback, MHTTPAuthenticationCallback and MProgressDialogCallback. I send data every 5 minuts. How should I turn off GPRS after send data to save battery?

[carlyle]

Hi.
To connect to internet i use class that extends CBase, MHTTPTransactionCallback, MHTTPAuthenticationCallback and MProgressDialogCallback. I send data every 5 minuts. How should I turn off GPRS after send data to save battery?

I will hazard a guess that you are using the HTTPClientExample code,
if thats the case u just kill iEngine

[vineet.jain]

you can do that using RConnectionMonitor API

[carlyle]

you can do that using RConnectionMonitor API

That wud be the 'propah' way eh? Wats the gist of usign RConnectionMonitor

[symbianyucca]

That wud be the 'propah' way eh? Wats the gist of usign RConnectionMonitor

You should only use the languages supported in this forum, in this part the language should be english, which I suppose your post is close resambling, but it is not actually very understandable.

[carlyle]

You should only use the languages supported in this forum, in this part the language should be english, which I suppose your post is close resambling, but it is not actually very understandable.

Symbianyucca ( who btw is one of the reasons why my symbian queries in google get linked here ) , that is english. Which part of my post are you questioning ?

[symbianyucca]

Words like: wud, propah, eh, Wats. gist also appears to be french word: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gist

[carlyle]

Words like: wud, propah, eh, Wats. gist also appears to be french word: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gist

Ok. yea wud, eh, wats, were more of timesavers than slang intentioned.
But,

• http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gist
• http://www.wordreference.com/definition/gist
• http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/gist?view=uk

Your mistaken, gist, is a proper english word, ref to the above sources. Its etymology indicates anglo-french lineage, but ultimately its origin is from Latin.
I wouldnt argue with your SymbianC++ code but english.. its otherwise.