[safaltechnical]

Hi ,

For N73 mobile

how to write a pys60 program which start automatically(the user should not start manually the program ) when the mobile is switched on it monitors the incoming messages , it means that the program should run in background until the mobile is switched off.

And one more how the program knows a new message is arrived, or there is any alert in pys60 which indicates the new message has arrived plz help me

[bogdan.galiceanu]

You can use Ensymble's --autostart flag when creating the sis file to make the application start when the phone starts. Though it may not work, depending on the type of signing you use:
From the Ensymble documentation:

--autostart
-g

Flag to control automatic startup of the application. On S60 3rd Edition
phones, an application can register itself to be automatically started
when the phone is turned on.

Note: Self-signed applications and applications with UID in the
unprotected range cannot register to be automatically started

You can then use appswitch to send the application into background.

To listen for incoming SMS you need to bind inbox.Inbox() to it:

#Waiting for an incoming SMS

import inbox, e32, appuifw


#Define the exit function
app_lock=e32.Ao_lock()
def quit():
    app_lock.signal()
    appuifw.app.exit_key_handler=quit

#Define the function to be executed when a message is received
def cb(id):
    print "New message!"

i=inbox.Inbox()

#Now wait for the message:
i.bind(cb)

app_lock.wait()

[james1980]

Hi,
please refer this link http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/fo...d.php?t=148153. This might give you some idea about making a autostart app.
Bye

[safaltechnical]

Hi,
It works only for symbian signed certificates

Please tell me how to install those certificate
and how to get those certificate

there is any possibility with self signed one -- autostart doesnt work with self signesd certificates

[bogdan.galiceanu]

Basically you have to pay 200$ to get a Publisher ID in order to apply for certification. The process is best described in The Complete Guide To Symbian Signed

[Rafael T.]

I'll make a refer to a piece of a post made by jethro.fn, who defines perfectly the signing options:

Here are the signing options and some thoughts about them (also see Symbian Signed Grid):

* Self-signing - Free, no need to deal with Nokia or Symbian at all. Llimited set of capabilities available: LocalServices, Location, NetworkServices, ReadUserData, UserEnvironment, WriteUserData. Operators may prevent installing of self-signed applications. Some operators already do this with their own phone variants. Also, there's no guarantee that any future Nokia phones accept self-signed SIS files.
* Open Signed Online - Free, but not suitable for distribution. Locked to one IMEI and the UID ownership is checked during signing, preventing the signing of other peoples extension modules. Each signing valid for three years.
* Open Signed Offline - Requires a Publisher ID (about $200 per year). Max. 1000 IMEIs, each signing valid for three years.
* Express Signed - Requires a Publisher ID. Costs $20 per signing, no IMEI restrictions, valid perpetually.
* Certified Signed - Requires a Publisher ID. Requires a test report from an independent test house (costly).

So, to distribute your software you most likely need to use the Express Signed option. You need to sign each extension module (written in C++, pure Python ones are OK) separately. Every time a SIS file changes, you need to re-sign the changed SIS file and the resulting one big SIS file.

Click here to see the complete thread/post from the quote.


Hope it helps,

Rafael.

[gaba88]

hi safaltechnical

dont forget to have a look at the PyS60 Faq Thread It may be bit helpful also.

Enjoy Pythoning
Gaba88

[rahulvala]

when incomming messege comes it will make sound .
but when phone in silent we see just light in lcd.
bye