Hi, I need to write some code that does WLAN scanning in support of high-performance positioning algorithm. Specifically, the code needs to:
1) Be able to detect newly discovered WLANs for which the user has not actually created a configuration yet (i.e., "Undefined" QNetworkConfiguration) 2) Obtain the MAC addresses of all such newly discovered WLANs I know this can be done in Symbian C++ but I want to do it in Qt using the Mobility APIs if at all possible. However, while it seems like the process should be straightforward, and while I can write Qt code that successfully finds Undefined QNetworkConfigurations on my laptop, this same code runs but never finds any Undefined QNetworkConfigurations on my N97 - QNetworkConfigurations in other states (e.g., Defined, Discovered) are found without a problem. I'm essentially just retrieving allConfigurations(QNetworkConfiguration::Undefined) from QNetworkConfigurationManager - on Symbian I always get an empty list as the result. This same problem was documented with example code and discussed (but not resolved!) on Nokia forum about a month ago: http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?212529-QNetworkConfiguration-StateFlag-Get-availabe-networks-that-i-didn-t-add. - Here the forum expert speculates that it may be a "Symbian peculiarity". Is this really a problem specific to Symbian? If so, when will it be fixed? I hope I'm not overlooking something obvious... - Also, I can't see any way to obtain the MAC address of a WLAN that I'm not connected to but it seems like there should be a way to do this. Does anyone know how? Thank you! Evan
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