Hi,
I am working with an application that has similar needs to as to the
original author of this thread. I have been able to get WiFi/3G
running using some native code (requires a rooted phone), but would
rather like to do it through Java if it is possible. I have gotten so
far as to activating
Ok. Thanks for the info. Will try to implement it.
Thanks,
Perumal
On Oct 18, 8:23 pm, Kostya Vasilyev kmans...@gmail.com wrote:
Perumal,
Tethering and internal APIs aside, there is only one active network
connection. If the phone is currently connected to WiFi, then network
traffic from
18.10.2010 4:54, perumal316 пишет:
Hi Kostya,
Yes, I am referring to WiFi as the particular network. But,
You can monitor WiFi state, and just not do any networking while
it's not active...
You can monitor WiFi state using Broadcast Actions defined here:
Hi Kostya,
I meant if I am connected to wifi, how to make sure other apps
requiring network access will only connect to the wifi I am connected
to and do not use the 3G network?
My app will only ensure I am connected to the wifi but can it control
the network system of the Android system?
A group of alumni, highly established in their careers, got together to
visit their old university lecturer. Conversation soon turned into
complaints about stress in work and life.
Offering his guests coffee, the lecturer went to the kitchen and returned
with a large pot of coffee and an
Perumal,
Tethering and internal APIs aside, there is only one active network
connection. If the phone is currently connected to WiFi, then network
traffic from all applications goes through that.
Don't know the answer to your MMS quesiton.
-- Kostya
18.10.2010 15:31, perumal316 пишет:
Hi
I am just wondering. Is it possible to make all data connection to a
particular network only?
Meaning even if 3G will be available it will only connect to a
particular network for all data related processing.
Regards,
Perumal
On Oct 15, 9:34 pm, Jens dunkingbikk...@gmail.com wrote:
Afaik -
If by particular network you mean WiFi vs. cellular, then yes.
You can monitor WiFi state, and just not do any networking while it's
not active...
Notifying the user that your app is doing this might be a good idea, too
- so he can take the phone in hand and run towards the nearest WiFi
Hi Kostya,
Yes, I am referring to WiFi as the particular network. But,
You can monitor WiFi state, and just not do any networking while
it's not active...
-I don't understand how to do this. Through an app? You can monitor
the WiFi state, but how to not do any networking?
Regards,
Perumal
On 31 août, 13:36, Jens dunkingbikk...@gmail.com wrote:
With Android 2.2 you can route data over the 3G connection explicitly
while still using WiFi. The feature exists in Android 2.1 also but is
*broken* as the high-priority 3G data connection is torn down
incorrectly almost directly.
How do
Yup, i usually don't commit the exact name of hidden constants to
memory, the value of that constant is however defined as enableHIPRI
- and should produce the desired effect of enabling explicit
connection routing over 3G.
On 31 Aug, 14:11, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
On Tue,
My point is that it is not in the Android SDK and therefore is not safe to use.
On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 4:12 AM, Jens dunkingbikk...@gmail.com wrote:
Yup, i usually don't commit the exact name of hidden constants to
memory, the value of that constant is however defined as enableHIPRI
- and
Indeed but imagine a case where you have two options (after spending
quite a lot of resources on a project already):
a) Don't release your software at all.
b) Release your app and use hidden constants( that do work on current
devices) but risk with the fact that your application will break in
On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 7:14 AM, Tauno Talimaa tau...@gmail.com wrote:
Indeed but imagine a case where you have two options (after spending quite
a lot of resources on a project already):
a) Don't release your software at all.
b) Release your app and use hidden constants( that do work on
With Android 2.2 you can route data over the 3G connection explicitly
while still using WiFi. The feature exists in Android 2.1 also but is
*broken* as the high-priority 3G data connection is torn down
incorrectly almost directly.
Look into the
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 7:36 AM, Jens dunkingbikk...@gmail.com wrote:
Look into the ConnectivtyManager#startUsingNetworkFeature(TYPE_MOBILE,
ENABLE_HIPRI)
There is no ENABLE_HIPRI constant in the Android SDK. There is a
FEATURE_ENABLE_HIPRI
constant on an internal Phone class, but that is not
I'm currently facing the same problem - we are developping some
applications for wireless carriers in U.S and they requires these
applications can only use 3G connection when both 3G and WIFI are
available. Can google please address this problem?
-Paul
On Jul 14, 2:14 pm, RickB
Thanks, Mark.
That's what I thought the situation was (and I also am holding out
some hope that it is fixed in 2.2 as a result of the WiFi hotspot
capabilities)...
IMHO, it's a big flaw in the networking model in Android and greatly
limits some of the potential applications for the platform.
18 matches
Mail list logo
