Are there any packet capture tools (like tcpdump and wireshark) for Nokia N8/ symbian ^3 phones! I am currently working on my thesis and have almost done with the application layer behavior using JavaScript but am required to study the network behavior of HTML5 web applications on symbian phones.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
There is an app available at betalabs.nokia.com called Nokia Connectivity Analyzer:
http://betalabs.nokia.com/apps/nokia-connectivity-analyzer
I have not tried this part of it, but the "Connection Observer" component claims it can do ip packet capture.
The Symbian browser is based on Webkit
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We have a java web application and now we have a new request: the client wants to communicate with their USB device using our application. They plug the device into their PCs, open a page of our web application and the page will communicate with the device to get some input. Communication here means reading some input from the device. This should be support on every script supported browser. Can someone give me a guide or a link that tells me how to do it? Thank you for reading.
You can use the WebUSB API to communicate with USB devices in the Web app. However, WebUSB is only implemented in Chromium.
I need to implement a Notification Application in Mitel IP Phones (mainly 5330 and 5360). Where can I start? I tried to have a look at the applications samples provided by the Mitel HTML Toolkit but there is no sample for the Notification App since the web server is needed.
Any guidance (tutorial, advice, sample, etc.) you could give me will be greatly appreciated.
Depends on if you're trying to do a popup on the phone, or on a computer client. The HTML Toolkit is used typically to load apps on the phones, but there's some issues depending on what phone system the 5330 and the 5360 are connected to, the 3300 for instances has better support for apps on the phones, whereas the 5000 cp does not. The phones can be used in SIP mode which allows you the ability to do html redirect and apps easier, but then you have to pay for the sip licenses, and loose the minet functionality. An alternative is to use the UCA client SDK, it notifies a computer of events, e.g. ringing, hang up, dialed etc. and you can then use those in dot net to integrate to other sw. Hope this helps.
I'm developing mobile application in j2me. My target phone is "Nokia". In my app I'm using some Nokia API's .Now the requirements change, so that many other target devices than Nokia are also included. Here my doubt is if, on other phones, the mobile app developed with Nokia API is working or not. Please share your ideas.
It wont work, you might get ClassNotFoundException after running the midlet on different devices. Nokia UI library will residing be in Nokia mobile OS.
I haven't tried but if you can add the Nokia UI jar in your project as library and then try it on other devices. I will also try it. But i guess some of the api's will be having hardware dependency like sound etc..
is there a developer tool or some developer application for Symbian S60 devices which would enable me sniff network packages and see what application uses GPRS and sends data?
Anything integrated in Carbide?
Thank you all for your answers.
Check out RConnectionMonitor class. It allows you to see connections count and what applications are using them - it shows their UIDs. But it's not 100% reliable.
I need to connect a symbian mobile to my application to do a transfer of information between my vb.net windows application and my mobile
i'm looking to have a software on the mobile side to send the information
can any one help me with this issue
Please refer to Nokia PC Suite Connectivity API for such tasks.