[iphone-java] Activating EDGE? Getting GPS Position?

[Thorsten K]

Dear Wes,
thank you for your response.

2) Sorry to hear there is currently no JocStrap-Support for CoreLocation.
Perhaps in the future? :-)

1) This does not work for me :-( I've tested this with my (console)
Application as user root. The connection will not be activated.
As user root and mobile I tried "ping -c 20 217.72.195.42" in MobileTerminal
several times and alway get "ping: sendto: No route to host", no automatic
activation :-(
If the connection is active (by opening MobileMail) both my app and ping
work fine.

Greetings
Thorsten

2008/11/9 Wes Biggs <wes at tralfamadore.com>

> 1) You shouldn't need to do anything special, just use network APIs and
> they will fire up the connection, assuming the user has it set up right.
> 2) Use CoreLocation -- same on 2G and 3G.  However, you can't get at it
> with JocStrap at the moment; the position is held in a typedef'd struct that
> isn't being exposed.
>
> 2008/11/9 Thorsten K <thrstnk at googlemail.com>
>
>> Dear all,
>> two shortquestions from me, I hope short answers are possible ;-)
>>
>> - Does anybody know how to active the EDGE-Network to get an active
>> internet connection?
>> - How do I get the GPS position (or the position on a 2G iPhone)?
>>
>> Thank you
>> Thorsten
>>
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