[cbcrack]

I have a Python code signed in symbiansigned online (i don't have a cer file to use with ensymble) with all permissions.

I get KErrPermissionDenied error when trying to access any of the positioning api.

I have also tried to execute it in PythonScriptShell_1_4_5 and get the same error.
(I'm testing in N95 8gb)

Thanks!

[bogdan.galiceanu]

For you standalone application: did you specify the capabilities when creating it with Ensymble (--caps=Location+...)?

For your Script Shell: are you using the standard Shell (PythonScriptShell_1_4_5_3rdEd.SIS) or one that you signed yourself with all the capabilities (PythonScriptShell_1_4_5_3rdEd_unsigned_testrange.SIS)?

[cbcrack]

if I specify --caps=Location in ensymble py2sis, when I try to install appears: 'neccesary access to application not granted'
for my Script Shell i'm using the standard: (PythonScriptShell_1_4_5_3rdEd.SIS)

I have read another post but th solution requires to signsis with ensymble, and I couldn't.

[jethro.fn]

Originally Posted by cbcrack

if I specify --caps=Location in ensymble py2sis, when I try to install appears: 'neccesary access to application not granted'

This is explained in the FAQ (sticky topic: "New to Python for S60 (PyS60)? Read this first!").

You need to do both. Tell Ensymble what capabilities you want enabled and then Open Sign the resulting SIS file and select the same set of capabilities there. Ensymble controls what capabilities an application has enabled while Open Signed online controls what capabilities the SIS file is allowed to have enabled.

[cbcrack]

ok!!. I understand It.
I test and now works.
do you know how to obtain my cer file to sign offline (to do tests quickly)

many thanks for your response!

[Rafael T.]

Originally Posted by cbcrack

ok!!. I understand It.
I test and now works.
do you know how to obtain my cer file to sign offline (to do tests quickly)

many thanks for your response!

If you want to use Open Signed Offline, you need to buy a Publisher ID, unfortunately


BR,

Rafael.

[Tschacko]

Hey guys !

I did set in ensymble the Location cap to be needed. (Also tried setting all other caps to be needed)

And I signed the sis on symbian signed. The changed their system to autodetect the caps you need, I guess. Can't select the caps I need. Thats new.

But doing so I still receive the KErrPermission Denied thing ?

What am I doing wrong ?

[the86hitman]

Originally Posted by Tschacko

Hey guys !

I did set in ensymble the Location cap to be needed. (Also tried setting all other caps to be needed)

And I signed the sis on symbian signed. The changed their system to autodetect the caps you need, I guess. Can't select the caps I need. Thats new.

But doing so I still receive the KErrPermission Denied thing ?

What am I doing wrong ?

Hi there! and welcome to the forum.

are you also trying to convert your python script to an application?
does it work in python shell?

[Tschacko]

I want to make it standalone yes. Yes it works in the python shell. Just installed the PythonScriptShell_1.9.7_high_capas.sis to have access to Location which I need.

But with ensymble and setting Additional Options to --caps=Location and signing it on symbian signed it fails...

any suggestions ?

[Tschacko]

It works ! after I installed PythonScriptShell_1.9.7_high_capas.sis I dont get the neccesary access to application not granted message anymore when I try to install my signed sis APP....weird.

[the86hitman]

Originally Posted by Tschacko

It works ! after I installed PythonScriptShell_1.9.7_high_capas.sis I dont get the neccesary access to application not granted message anymore when I try to install my signed sis APP....weird.

LoL! well thats the crazy world of symbian! it probably still uses the python script shell libraries therefor shell must have the minimum requirements.. thats y i recommend people sign everything!

[finnsmama]

where did you get the PythonScriptShell_1.9.7_high_capas.sis you installed?

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by finnsmama

where did you get the PythonScriptShell_1.9.7_high_capas.sis you installed?

hello finnsman

Its very simple just download PythonForS60.exe and install it in your system. Then you will get all sis files in the directory Installation Drive:\\PythonForS60\PythonDependencies.

Regards,

[cassioli]

A summary of the method to be used to be able to access location API both from script and from shell would be cool...
Also, I have not clear the difference among python 1.4.x and 1.9.x for what concerns access to location: is it possible also in 1.4.x? How?