Well, you' have to modify your routing tables. I see there's /system/
bin/route, and it worked to add a default gateway, running as root.
You WILL have to be root; if you haven't rooted your phone, you will
need to.
/system/bin/route seems to lack many of the normal features -- the
BusyBox one seems more complete.
Depending on your environment, your network administrators may not be
happy with you if you do this. In some scenarios, they might even be
justified -- but then you shouldn't have access with your phone in the
first place.
I'd be happy to hear there's a saner way to do this, but I don't think
there is. Usually, you'd just turn off WiFi, but that won't work if
you need both from the same app at the same time!
On Feb 2, 9:42 am, Eric Crump synesthe...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an app that runs on a closed network with no internet access.
I connect to it through wifi. My app also uses Google Maps. Is there
a way to make the MapView still pull from my 3G connection while the
rest of the app uses the wifi? The issue is once connected to the
wifi, maps tries to pull from the internet and can't get there so my
MapView is always blank.
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