Hi, I have a platform which at the moment receives an internet connection by non-standard means. Web browser and other network things work fine. However, because the connection is being received in a non-standard way (not by wifi or RILD), it does not get registered with the ConnectivityManager. This is a problem because many apps (including built-in ones - like when downloading something through the browser) will query the ConnectivityManager to see if a network connection is active. If not, it won't proceed with the related network activity (eg. download).
Is there a way I can fake a connection in connectivitymanager (register a connection thats not there for example), so that the ConnectivityManager will report that some sort of connection is available? Are there any other ways around this? How does the emulator handle it, since it gets it's connection through the host computer? Cheers, Bradley Smith -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
