[ricei]

I'm reposting this from another thread so apologies if you read this already.

Hello,
Has anybody successfully delivered a wbxml encoded landmark to an N95? (or any compatible phone).
Following the example in "S60_Platform_Landmarks_Exchange_Specification_v1_0_en" from Nokia I encoded a wbxml landmark. I checked the encoding by doing a bluetooth obex push. The format was not recognised. I figured maybe the phone just wasn't expecting a wbxml landmark over bluetooth.

I then took my wbxml tokens prepended a WSP header & a WDP header.
Also added an SMS PDU and sent the whole lot to the N95 using AT commands. The message sends fine but on receiving I get "Unable to open. Message format not supported"

Can anybody confirm that the N95 does in fact support wbxml landmarks?
Even if I copy the file to the phone and try to open it with a file manager it still does not open correctly - just shows the data in a web browser.

Incidental I successfully delivered a bookmark as wbxml.

Any thoughts?
Ian

[jack44]

Hi,

Have you tried with the wbxml file from the documentation (the original example without your changes)? Please, check if it works in your environment.

BR,

[traud]

Just send a Landmark from the phone to your computer and I knew the answer. WBXML does not work for me either, however, XML with lm as namespace worked. Have a look at these creation tools… (one and two)

[ricei]

I have tried the wbxml file from the documentation, wrote the file and copied it to the phone - not recognised!

[ricei]

traud:
I know lots of ways of passing a landmark to the N95.
There is no problem with lmx files.
I specifically wanted to use the wbxml format.

[traud]

Ahh okay. Did not get that. Anyway, I tried a lot of tricks, too: None worked. I guess it is not supported as this PDF specification is much older than the current phones. If you need a definite answer, you could buy technical support…

[ricei]

It's a pity really - seemed quite a useful thing to me but ...
I got the following answer from Nokia:

Hello Ian,

I am sorry that I was not able to respond earlier. My colleague gave me
today the following answer:
"N95 is not able to decode wbxml landmark files, it can only decode xml
format landmark files."

Best Regards,
Tommi Ojala

> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: ext Ian Rice [mailto:]
> >Sent: 22 January, 2008 18:33
> >To: (Nokia-D-MSW/Tampere)
> >Subject: wbxml landmark
> >
> >Hello,
> >I've been trying to encode an lmx landmark file as wbxml using the "S60
> >Platform: Landmark exchange format specification". Using the
> >example in the spec I write wbxml file and copy it to my phone
> >but the file is not recognised. I've also tried it with a
> >bluetooth push & encoded on as an sms. In all cases the phone
> >does not recognise the file. I've concluded that either my
> >Nokia N95 is not enabled to decode wbxml landmark files or
> >there is a problem with either my encoder or the decoder.
> >WBXML bookmarks work fine. The public identifier is
> >"//NOKIA//DTD LANDMARKS 1.0//EN" 0x1204 - this is listed by
> >IANA as registered but I am unable to locate the DTD so that I
> >may check the token stream.
> >Any help you could offer would be must appreciated.
> >Best regards
> >Ian Rice