Your best bet is probably to just send the data as fast as possible, and
accept that for that short period of time incoming voice calls will be
diverted to voice mail.
If you slow down the rate of transfer, you may increase the chance of
the incoming call being received, but the only way to guarantee it is to
send no data...
Prashant Batra wrote:
So, should I settle down assuming that delay is the only way to get the
notification, in this case ????
*/Neil Whitworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
Prashant Batra wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Here i have a very interesting problem to discuss.
> I have been sending a file to a sever.
> I starts sending file and keep on sending until whole file is
send.But,
> what i have found that it is blocking phone calls.
> If anyone tries to call in between, he gets not reachable message.
> Basically,my set is unable to receive notification for phone call.
>
This is standard behavior on Treo devices. An active data session will
block all incomming voice calls untill it has finished. Likewise an
active voice call will block any attempt to use a data session. the two
are mutually exclusive.
Note: and active data session means actually transmitting data. Not
just
an open socket.
> *If i adds delay in the loop, i sometimes get the phone calls but
not
> always.*
You will receive the voice call if it occurs at just the right time in
the idle data session. If you keep the voice call active for long
enough, your file transfer will probably time out (Depends on protocol
used, ftp/http/etc..)
>
> Can anybody tell me any possible solution for that.
no :(
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> */Cordially/*
> */_Prashant Batra _/*
>
> +91-9891420986
>
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