i am not aware of any other alternative method. if it works in sample
application it must work in yours too. if it doesn't you have bug somewhere
hints:
- check if you access correct variables
- check if you don't accidentaly have same name of local and global variable
- check if you register phone events to correct creator ID
Sumesh wrote:
Now also the same error..
i created a new application with these functions, Its registering the
phone and reporting the event correctly . But the same not working in
my application..
Is there any alternative method for getting the phone events?. give me
some code samples also please.
Sumesh N R
Michal Seliga wrote:
Don't do this
always open generic phone library and don't differ between CDMA and
GSM version.
Sumesh wrote:
Hi Bismi,
Yes I opened the library before calling the register function
err = HsGetPhoneLibrary (&PhoneLibRefNum);
if(err)
return err;
HsAttrGet (hsAttrPhoneType, 0, &phnType);
if (phnType == hsAttrPhoneTypeCDMA)
{
phoneLibraryName = phnLibCDMAName;
phoneLibraryDbCreator = phnLibCDMADbCreator;
}
else // default is GSM
{
phoneLibraryName = phnLibGSMName;
phoneLibraryDbCreator = phnLibGSMDbCreator;
}
err = PhnLibOpen (PhoneLibRefNum);
..........
.........
........
err = PhnLibRegister(PhoneLibRefNum, appFileCreator, phnServiceAll);
.....
.....
.....
err = PhnLibClose(PhoneLibRefNum); //call this api to avoid
soft reset.
err = SysLibRemove(PhoneLibRefNum);
if(err == 0)
PhoneLibRefNum = 0;
return err;
Sumesh NR
Bismi wrote:
have you open the phone library
PhnLibOpen (UInt16 refNum)
You are getting the eror as the library is not initialized in your
application
Regards
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