[garygreenhill]

Hi,

I apologise if I've missed something simple, but I've searched for an answer and can't find it, so hopefully you can help.

I am writing a small app to simply read aloud text messages. I'm using the S60 3rd Ed SDK and am using a N95 8GB to test.

import inbox
import audio

# STATEMENT 1 : This works
audio.say("I am here")

# STATEMENT 2: This is where it exits
box = inbox.Inbox()

# STATEMENT 3: and this doesn't happen...
audio.say("but I don't get here")

I have converted the python script to SIS file using ensymble. This gets the warnings for default ID, version and certificate.

I am not currently using any certificates, this seems too expensive for what should be something so simple. If this was a problem I'd expect a more sensible error.

The SIS file installs fine on the phone, but when it runs it only reaches statement 1 and then crashes out. I've tried many example scripts that look at Inbox all do the same thing, more or less.

Please help.

Thanks in advance.

[JOM]

Which PyS60 version you are using: 1.4.x or 1.9.x?

Cheers,

--jouni

[bogdan.galiceanu]

You most likely need the ReadUserData or ReadDeviceData capability (I used all capabilities and it worked).

When making the SIS with Ensymble, specify the capabilities you need

ensymble.py py2sis --caps=ReadUserData+ReadDeviceData+... myscript.py

Then sign the resulting SIS file at https://www.symbiansigned.com/app/pa...ignedOnline.do with all the capabilities you specified when making it.

[garygreenhill]

Originally Posted by bogdan.galiceanu

You most likely need the ReadUserData or ReadDeviceData capability (I used all capabilities and it worked).

When making the SIS with Ensymble, specify the capabilities you need

ensymble.py py2sis --caps=ReadUserData+ReadDeviceData+... myscript.py

Then sign the resulting SIS file at https://www.symbiansigned.com/app/pa...ignedOnline.do with all the capabilities you specified when making it.

Thank you - that's worked.