[reinventedpei]

The following Python code should, in theory, let me send an SMS from my Nokia N70:

import messaging
messaging.sms_send(recipient,message)

However when I run the code (using Python for S60 v1.4.0 final), the message ends up in my N70's "Outbox" and the Python application hangs.

Until I manually use the phone to navigate to the Outbox, select the queued message, and select Options | Send to actually send it (at which point the Python application finishes).

This behaviour doesn't seem to be unique to my code -- any PyS60 application I've tried that has SMS-sending capabilities does the same thing.

Is there something I need to modify, either in my code or in my phone's settings?

[croozeus]

Hello reinventedpei

In ur Following Code...

Code:
import messaging
messaging.sms_send(recipient,message)


The recepient and message must be a strings.Is it so in ur case?

Moreover Such code works fine on my Nokia 6680 and 7610 so may be u got some problems with the variables so do check them out and let know whats the result...

Best of Luck Dude


-Pankaj Nathani

[reinventedpei]

Yes, I'm passing the recipient and message as strings.

[croozeus]

Hello reinventedpei again

So now execute this code and paste your output

import messaging
messaging.sms_send("123","Hello")

Waiting for the output..

-Pankaj Nathani