[moved] Emulator: API not supported

[rohit.shah]

Can any body tell how to come out from this error in emulator??

I am using S60 3rd edition FP2 V1.1

When I run Symbian example application on Carbide.C++ 2.3.0 IDE's emulator it shows error

Emulator: API not supported

How to come up from this issue.

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Rohit Shah

[mahbub_s60]

What example you are running?
Have you selected the SDK as default and have you set it's EPOCROOT?

[rohit.shah]

I have only single SDK installed in same drive at where Carbide.C++ is installed.

I have used Telephony example to dial a number.

At the time of compiling I am not seeing any error related to EPOCROOT.

Pls give your comments.

Rohit Shah

[mateen_maldar]

Hi,

Emulator doesn't support the all etel plugins required to make a call from emulator. You need to install your application sis file on device as check your application.

Regards,
Mateen Maldar

[rohit.shah]

This is fine but I am not able to install sis file on because of certification issus.

When I am istalling sisx file it shows "Required application access not granted"

What to do?....

I want to make application which can dial number which is fixed in application and can handle Dialing, Ringing, Connected, Send DTMF in mature call and lastly to terminate the call.

For this I am analyzing example but not getting much idea of how to do all this stuff in Symbian S60 3rd ed FP2 and getting errors as above..

Can any body help me. I am very fresh to all this stuffs....

Rohit Shah

[ltomuta]

Ok, let's take it from the start.

When you log in to this discussion board, on the left side menu you have a "My profile" link, and once you click on it you will be able to list all the threads you have started, or all the posts you have contributed on these forums. There's no need to put your name in the title.

Your problem seems to be emulator related, but the emulator is part of the SDK and has nothing to do with the Carbide.c++ IDE

Your initial query was about "Emulator: API not supported", and as far as I know there is no such error message anywhere in the SDK. Is that still a problem?

Now you are saying that when installing the sis file [on device] it shows "Required application access not granted" which, as you can find from The ultimate* software installer debug guide (see link at the end for more help) the issue is simply that you are using more capabilities than your signing certificate allows you to. You can read the Platform Security chapter to learn about capabilities and have a look in the *.mmp file to see which ones you are using and then decide which type of certificate you should use for signing.