Archived:Listing contacts in Flash Lite
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We do not recommend Flash Lite development on current Nokia devices, and all Flash Lite articles on this wiki have been archived. Flash Lite has been removed from all Nokia Asha and recent Series 40 devices and has limited support on Symbian. Specific information for Nokia Belle is available in Flash Lite on Nokia Browser for Symbian. Specific information for OLD Series 40 and Symbian devices is available in the Flash Lite Developers Library.
The following code snippet demonstrates how to list contacts in the default phonebook useing the Contact Service API in a Flash Lite 3.0 (supported from S60 5th Edition onwards).
This article needs to be updated: If you found this article useful, please fix the problems below then delete the {{ArticleNeedsUpdate}} template from the article to remove this warning.
Reasons: hamishwillee (31 Aug 2012)
As per comments added by users: "When I start SWF or installed sis file it ask me to access my data and after I agree application close and nothing else happens."
Reasons: hamishwillee (31 Aug 2012)
As per comments added by users: "When I start SWF or installed sis file it ask me to access my data and after I agree application close and nothing else happens."
Article Metadata
Code Example
Source file: Media:FlashLite List Contacts.zip
Tested with
Devices(s): Nokia 5800 XpressMusic
Compatibility
Platform(s): S60 5th Edition
Article
Keywords: Service.Contact, contact.GetList()
Created: User:Nokia Developer KB
(15 Dec 2008)
Last edited: hamishwillee
(14 May 2013)
Contents |
Source
// Import Platform Service Interface
import com.nokia.lib.Service;
// Heading of the application
heading_txt.text = "List Contacts (firstname)";
// Create a new Service object which has Contact data
var contact = new Service("Service.Contact", "IDataSource");
// Define input parameters
var inParams = {Type:"Contact"};
// Define the result value
var outParams = contact.GetList(inParams);
if (outParams.ErrorCode == 0) {
var outList = outParams.ReturnValue;
var outputEntry = null;
do {
outputEntry = outList.next();
if (null != outputEntry) {
// Get firstname of the contact and trace it to the textfield
var firstname = outputEntry.FirstName["Value"];
text_txt.text += "-"+firstname+"\r";
} else {
break;
}
} while (true);
} else {
// if errors, copy them to the textfield
var errorId = outParams.ErrorCode;
text_txt.text += "Error: "+errorId;
}
Postconditions
All contacts of the default phonebook are displayed.
Example application
The following sample application has been tested in Nokia 5800 XpressMusic (S60 5th edition, Flash Lite 3.0).
File:FlashLite List Contacts.zip


Hi,
I download and test application on my nokia 5800 express music. When I start SWF or installed sis file it ask me to access my data and after I agree application close and nothing else happen. Hope someone will write me some information to help me about my problem. Whether problem is in my phone settings or no. I test it also on nokia N82 and nokia N73. But result was nearly the same.
Thank you.
Flotron -
me too, is there any workaround for this?
all conntacts examples shutdownflotron 07:54, 30 August 2012 (EEST)
Hamishwillee - @Flotron - create a discussion board post
Hi Flotron
This article was written originally by the tech support team in 2008. However Flash lite is no longer a priority and the team no longer has flash resources, so it is unlikely that they will address this issue (or are even monitoring the page). I have added the warning to highlight the issue for other users.
To address this, your best bet is to create a discussion board post and cross link to the article. That will increase the number of "experts" looking at the problem.
Regards
Hamishhamishwillee 04:21, 31 August 2012 (EEST)