I am developing an application that requires an http connection to a server.
The phone has a default security prompt that asks something like:
Access to netowork?
[URL]
Ask Once,
Ask Always,
etc...
Is there a way I can control the presentation of this within our J2ME interface? Or am I stuck using the default security setting on the phone.
* I don't want to make the user experience look inconsitent, or confuse the user when they get to this point in the app flow, so that is why we want to customize this.
* Accessing the server is an ongoing part of the user experience, so if by chance (with the default phone prompt) the user chooses "Ask always", the user experience will be horrible. Especially, when the URL connection string is long... it will look like an app error. Keeping the URL short is not an option.
* Note: I would want to present our own custom on screen message and then use the soft keys for "Select" and "Cancel" respectively.
* Is there a way to create a standard MIDP function to do this that we can apply accross multiple handsets and vendors?
Hope my request is clear, and any feedback on this is important (urgent too!)
Thanks

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