Well... I can't find a solution to this one... under PalmOS 3.3 (and 3.5
for that matter) I can't programmatically set and bring up interfaces...
After already having failed to simply modify the existing setting (as worked
under PalmOS 3.1) my last attempts were along the lines of:
- remove any existing IFs
- add my own IF
- setup loads of IF things, including modem init string, phone number, log
file, script, use modem, service name, name, etc etc etc etc etc
-setup netlib things (so the default instances and creatorIDs are
referencing my IF)
- try opening netLib
And I get the following results, depending on the initial state of the
device:
No IFs attached:
The connecting dialog appears saying 'initializing', but almost
instantaneously is replaced with a 'incorrect settings - check phone number'
error.
Other IF attached:
I do this by going to Net/Prefs and trying to use one of the preinstalled
services (eg AmiNet) and trying to connect with it. I then run my app.
In this instance, it works. It tries to dial the settings I've just set up.
However, if after adding the IF I reset all its settings, it does the same
as not having any IFs attached. It would appear that despite having
detached the previous IF, its settings are left behind, and there's
something in those settings that makes my IF work. But what that is... I
don't know....
My IF Attached:
Because I always remove any previously installed interfaces, the second time
I try to connect, I get this situation.
In this case when NetLibOpen() is called, the currently selected interface
in Net/Prefs is used.
So... at this point I'm stuck. If anyone, especially a Palm netrep, could
shed some light on what's going on with NetLib with 3.3 onwards, that would
be fantastic.
Cheers
Russell
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