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Devices(s): Nokia N95, Nokia E90

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Platform(s): S60 1st Edition, S60 2nd Edition, S60 3rd Edition

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Keywords: socket
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By gaba88
Last edited: hamishwillee (08 May 2013)


Introduction

The small code snippet below shows how to stop an active GPRS connection manually. This is a very useful code snippet when we are developing applications related to networking in Category:PySymbian. The access point (access_point) object of the socket module mainly serves three purposes:

  • We can stop or disconnect manually an active GPRS connection. The Code for this function is given below:

Code Snippet

#imports the Module (Python 1.4.5)
import socket
from appuifw import *
 
def sel_access_point():
""" Select and return the access point or None (error)
"""

aps = socket.access_points()
if not aps:
note(u"No access points available","error")
return None
 
ap_labels = map(lambda x: x['name'], aps)
item = popup_menu(ap_labels,u"Access points:")
if item is None:
return None
 
apo = socket.access_point(aps[item]['iapid'])
 
return apo
 
ap = sel_access_point()
 
if ap:
ap.start() # start an GPRS connection
print "IP:", ap.ip()
ap.stop() # stops an GPRS connection
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