Hi man, Thanks very much for posting your code here. I used it my application and there is minor problem. The numbers it returns are not correct cell id and lac. Well I'm using virtual phone as I don't have access to a real device. But it's not returning correct value. Does it return correct values for you or on a real device? In regard to the link I posted, it used to return correct values for cell ID and LAC but stopped working and now return just 0000 for both of them. The device that my friend is testing application on that device is the same, location is the same and simply said every thing is the same. The only different is that he take his palm to vacation with himself an application stopped working.
In regard to your questions and if it's returning correct values for you, then you may be able to load the value in background and store them for future use with a time stamp which shows the last fetching time. I don't know what is your application but I hope this can help you. Actually I'm using a similar concept not because of it's possible delay but because of my need for creating a connection between a native and a j2me application considering that those good old days which there was jni on palm are gone. If you want I can post my j2me-native application bridge solution here. I regard to not returning correct values, actually it return some numbers which are close to correct values but are not the same. So considering that it actually return numbers and not a weired string maybe it can be a problem with different bases. Any help is appreciated. Thank. -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
