[zezier]

How open opera mini, or other aplication installed by user on phone?

[ck.umraliya]

Originally Posted by zezier

How open opera mini, or other aplication installed by user on phone?

hi zezier
Read this article and This
It answers your question.
Regards
Chintan

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Hi,

You can use applist to see which applications are installed. To open them (I'm not sure if it works for Java apps too) see this article.

[zezier]

I try list all installed aplications on my phone like that:

l=[]
for f in os.listdir("Z:\\system\\apps"):
l.append(unicode(f))
i=appuifw.selection_list(l)

but on list have not opera.
"Z:\\system\\apps" is only directory where are applications placed? May I should search in other directories?

[ck.umraliya]

Originally Posted by zezier

I try list all installed aplications on my phone like that:

l=[]
for f in os.listdir("Z:\\system\\apps"):
l.append(unicode(f))
i=appuifw.selection_list(l)

but on list have not opera.
"Z:\\system\\apps" is only directory where are applications placed? May I should search in other directories?

hi,

i feel you should use applist module.
you may find opera in that.

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by zezier

I try list all installed aplications on my phone like that:

l=[]
for f in os.listdir("Z:\\system\\apps"):
l.append(unicode(f))
i=appuifw.selection_list(l)

but on list have not opera.
"Z:\\system\\apps" is only directory where are applications placed? May I should search in other directories?

hi zezier

if you want to simply list the applications in a selection list then check this articles second code and use selection list in the code.
Just a idea i hope it will work.

EDIT: Great to see chintan faster then me

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[croozeus]

Hi,

Sorry applist extension will also not help...

PyS60 doesn't have support yet to launch any Java midlets.

Hopefully in time to come.

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[zezier]

Thanks a lot,
but i prefer not to use any extensions, can I do it whitout this one?

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by zezier

Thanks a lot,
but i prefer not to use any extensions, can I do it whitout this one?

Only by keypress simulating...

and by the way keypress is an extension too

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by zezier

Thanks a lot,
but i prefer not to use any extensions, can I do it whitout this one?

hi zeizer

i will be more interested in why dont you want to use the extensions.
Is there any specific problem.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[zezier]

Thanks a lot,
this explains a lot.

[zezier]

I simple to use whith other user, they don't have to install this extensions just run the script

[croozeus]

Originally Posted by zezier

I simple to use whith other user, they don't have to install this extensions just run the script

You can use PyS60 Community Edition, where you can embed all in a single PyS60 Package. Of course you need to write extensions

Best Regards,
Croozeus

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by zezier

I simple to use whith other user, they don't have to install this extensions just run the script

hi
i personally feel extensions are also very simple they are not much complicated infact you can merge them with your actual sis and give it to users.
hope i can change your notion about use of extensions.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[Maxim6630]

Originally Posted by croozeus

Hi,

PyS60 doesn't have support yet to launch any Java midlets.

Hopefully in time to come.

for 3rd LAA_v1_0_0_3rd_unsigned.zip

import laa
laa.execute(app_uid)