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This code example shows how to get the MCC and MNC using the Symbian C++ CTelephony API.
Article Metadata
Code Example
Source file: Media:MyTelephonyMccMnc.zip
Tested with
Devices(s): Nokia E61i
Compatibility
Platform(s): S60 3rd Edition and later
Platform Security
Signing Required: DevCert
Capabilities: ReadDeviceData
Article
Keywords: CTelephony::GetCurrentNetworkInfo()
Created: savaj
(04 May 2009)
Last edited: hamishwillee
(19 Jun 2012)
Contents |
Overview
The CTelephonyReader class shown below uses the CTelephony API to get MCC and MNC in S60 3rd Edition devices. It does this by extracting them from the IMSI. The IMSI is 15 digits long - the first 3 digits are the MCC, and these are followed by the MNC, either 2 digits (European standard) or 3 digits (North American standard).
The implementation is pretty simple, and when using this one only thing to do in calling class is to implement the callback interface and then to construct an instance of the CTelephonyReader.
Headers Required
#include <Etel3rdParty.h>Library Needed
LIBRARY etel3rdparty.libCapability Required
Capability ReadDeviceData
TelephonyReader.h
#ifndef __TELEPHONYREADER_h__
#define __TELEPHONYREADER_h__
#include <Etel3rdParty.h>
class MTelephonyObserver
{
public:
virtual void GetMccMnc(const TDesC& aMcc,const TDesC& aMnc) = 0;
};
class CTelephonyReader : public CActive
{
public:
static CTelephonyReader* NewL(MTelephonyObserver* aObserver);
static CTelephonyReader* NewLC(MTelephonyObserver* aObserver);
void ConstructL(void);
~CTelephonyReader();
protected:
void DoCancel();
void RunL();
private:
CTelephonyReader(MTelephonyObserver* aObserver);
private:
MTelephonyObserver* iObserver;
CTelephony* iTelephony;
CTelephony::TNetworkInfoV1 iMCCMNCV1;
CTelephony::TNetworkInfoV1Pckg iMCCMNCV1Pkg;
};
#endif //__TELEPHONYREADER_h__
TelephonyReader.cpp
#include "TelephonyReader.h
CTelephonyReader* CTelephonyReader::NewL(MTelephonyObserver* aObserver)
{
CTelephonyReader* self = NewLC(aObserver);
CleanupStack::Pop(self);
return self;
}
CTelephonyReader* CTelephonyReader::NewLC(MTelephonyObserver* aObserver)
{
CTelephonyReader* self = new (ELeave) CTelephonyReader(aObserver);
CleanupStack::PushL(self);
self->ConstructL();
return self;
}
CTelephonyReader::CTelephonyReader(MTelephonyObserver* aObserver)
:CActive(0),iObserver(aObserver),iMCCMNCV1Pkg(iMCCMNCV1)
{
}
CTelephonyReader::~CTelephonyReader()
{
Cancel();
}
void CTelephonyReader::ConstructL(void)
{
CActiveScheduler::Add(this);
iTelephony = CTelephony::NewL();
iTelephony->GetCurrentNetworkInfo(iStatus,iMCCMNCV1Pkg);
SetActive();
}
void CTelephonyReader::DoCancel()
{
iTelephony->CancelAsync(CTelephony::EGetCurrentNetworkInfoCancel);
}
void CTelephonyReader::RunL()
{
if(iStatus == KErrNone)
{
iObserver->GetMccMnc(iMCCMNCV1.iCountryCode,iMCCMNCV1.iNetworkId);
}
}
