GPRS Connection name on Python s60

[xen0n]

Hi, I have a question for the experts of Python for series60!

When I use the ".connect" method of the socket, a list with all
connection available pop-up, and, after selecting one, the soft go on.

My question is that: Can i use the ".connect" method passing connection
name, resulting in a connection without the pop up list with connection
names?

Hope I was clear

Thanks in advance!

Xen0n

[Peter Hansen]

xe***@vodafone.it wrote:

Hi, I have a question for the experts of Python for series60!

When I use the ".connect" method of the socket, a list with all
connection available pop-up, and, after selecting one, the soft go on.

My question is that: Can i use the ".connect" method passing connection
name, resulting in a connection without the pop up list with connection
names?

TCP connections don't normally have any "connection name", so this must
be a platform-specific question. Have you thought of asking on the
mailing list for Series 60 Python?

-Peter

[xen0n]

Yeah i have already asked it, but, i think i can set before the
..connect method, a connection as default, and, when connected, resore
default connection!

Peter Hansen ha scritto:

xe***@vodafone.it wrote:

Hi, I have a question for the experts of Python for series60!

When I use the ".connect" method of the socket, a list with all
connection available pop-up, and, after selecting one, the soft go on.

My question is that: Can i use the ".connect" method passing connection
name, resulting in a connection without the pop up list with connection
names?

TCP connections don't normally have any "connection name", so this must
be a platform-specific question. Have you thought of asking on the
mailing list for Series 60 Python?

-Peter

[Peter Hansen]

xe***@vodafone.it wrote:

Yeah i have already asked it, but, i think i can set before the
.connect method, a connection as default, and, when connected, resore
default connection!

Well, more power to you. I'll simply note again that this is a
non-standard thing, and not directly supported by Python, so if it's
possible it is going to be found in the docs or the mailing list for the
Series 60, not (unless you strike it lucky) in comp.lang.python.

-Peter