[Martin Valfridsson]

Hi!
I'm trying to use the platformRequest() method in my Midlet.
The http: and tel: requests works out fine.
But since I (in some sense) letting the user determine the actual request, I have to make the app work (not crash) with any request.

When calling the platformRequest() method with the String "sms:+46...." the application hangs when run on the 6630. No ConnectionNotFoundException is thrown and it seems like the app hangs in the actual calling of the platformRequest().

This is not the case with SonyE 910i and N 9300, they throw the ConnectionNotFoundException and everything works out fine.

Anyone got a clue?

Cheers,
Martin

[arbhatia]

Hi martin,

i think you don't know but platformRequest() is not at all supported
by nokia 6630
Hence, u got the response as no exception thrown

Cheers,
Amulya

[njzk2]

well, first, platform request is in midp 2 specs, therefore it should be supported (at least the 'tel:' is in the MUST part). second, it appears that it _do_ is supported as martin seems to say that it works with both tel and http, and hangs only with other formats

martin, you can start by putting this into a different thread so it doesn't affect the entire application. then you may try to de-reference the thread after a while, or even try to destroy it (i can't rememeber whether the 6630 is cldc 1.1 or not)

[dcrocha]

Martin,

What about the other plaformRequest options? Make a call, open the browser, etc. have you tried those? What is the outcome?

Daniel

[Martin Valfridsson]

First, thanx njzk2 for the reply.

The strange thing is that the midlet does not "hang" when i trying a "phoneto:+46.." it just throws a ConnectionNotFoundException, hence not supported by the device.
Can't one assume that a cnfe is thrown when the action is not supported? That was what I did, anyway.

I'll try putting the request in another thread when we're heading for next realese. That might just do it.

Cheers!

[Martin Valfridsson]

Hi arbhatia!
Using rm-1 6630 v 2.39.129.
platformRequest with requests http:, tel: and even mailto: works fine.

/Martin

[Martin Valfridsson]

Hi dcrocha!
The request http:, tel: and mailto: work like a charm.
/Martin