Hi all,
It is possible to have a multi-platform solution for controlling the Radio Devices Hardware.
For this we can use some exports in the ossvcs.dll file.
I have prepared an article descriebing this procedure, and a c++ sample.
The link is:
http://www.teksoftco.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=194
Ciao
Very interesting. Any progress?
Navigating to Bluetooth settings on a HTC HD2 with WM6.5 programatically
Hi,
Just to expand on this, does any body know how to directly navigate to the Bluetooth settings on a HTC HD2 WM6.5 device programmatically. I have tried the following, but it does not seem to work:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"\Windows\ctlpnl.exe", "cplmain.cpl,23");
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"\Windows\ctlpnl.exe", "cplmain.cpl,23,0");
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(@"\Windows\ctlpnl.exe", "cplmain.cpl,23,1");
I have tried other combinations to access, say the GPS settings and it does work. So what am I doing wrong?
Any help would be most appeciated.
Thanks
hi all,
When I use comm manager in my PDA to scan for bluetooth devices it can detect the BT device type and shows different icons for PDAs, phones or workstations.
I want to implement this capability in my BT program, anyone knows how to do this or have some tips or links or anything useful????? I use eVC++ 4.0, 2003se sdk.
Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks alot
Mohammad
look for WSALookupServiceBegin
tons of lines of code
Anyone know of any software (open source preferably) that can be used to control the Hermes from a PC over USB, I'm not meaning along the line's of an emulator, but something that say, presents a keypad on the PC that i can then use to dial a number on the phone.
Looking for open source as I'm looking for ideas to develop something of my own (dial numbers, access address book and messages), although any open source software that can send commands to the Phone over USB would do to give me a starting point
Hello.
Could something like http://smslib.sourceforge.net/ SMSLib help? It has good (I used Java) interfaces for addressing the phone when connected to a COM port. It could be used as an example.
Hope it helps.
Best regards, jZ
NOM4D said:
Hello.
Could something like http://smslib.sourceforge.net/ SMSLib help? It has good (I used Java) interfaces for addressing the phone when connected to a COM port. It could be used as an example.
Hope it helps.
Best regards, jZ
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Thanks i'll have a look
This will cost you, but it's well worth it (I consider it a "must-have" app):
http://www.soti.net/default.asp?Cmd=Products&SubCmd=PCPro
Hi IT people,
Handy Sniffer v2.0 has been released! It is cardinally altered.
11 protocol parsers are included and now anybody can develop new packet analyzers (.dll).
Unregistered version has a little restrictions but has no trial period.
You can find the program and module sample on our site.
http://winm-soft.atspace.com
Good Luck!
Great Release
Congratulations Alex, you managed to make cellular trafic capture, it's great news! Sorry that i didn't replyed to you about 1.6 but I had some personal problems that time. Anyway when we might expect WM5/6 version?
HS2 is specially designed for WM2003, WM5, WM6 and maybe smartphones (not tested). If there are some artifacts, ect. write me about it. I have WM5 and WM6 devices and HS2 and EDh work well. Play it! It is very great If anybody makes some additional protocol parser. Any ideas? Maybe some Instant Messenger protocol?
One more sample module
This is a sample module that can process each packet captured by sniffer. It replaces the main program module ("modules\hs_ether.dll") and calculates some Rx statistics. Maybe its source can be interested for somebody.
The link not work, now!
I clicked the previous link and all is ok. Copy is here.
Greetings AlexB,
I downloaded your program which sounds great. I installed the SDK certs and tried to get hsniffer running but it fails with an error message:
"Cannot activate the driver!" and then quits.
I'm using a HTC Kaiser with the latest official WM6 ROM from HTC.
If I start the program a second time, it starts without this error and if I click File->Tools->Adapters I get my adapters listed. Trying to start a capture generates the following error message: "Cannot get adapters list!"
Any hints? Did I miss something?
Hi c0rnholio,
I do not know why on some devices the sniffer cannot load the driver module (Windows\hsdriver.dll). The error 2 happens (ActivateDeviceEx, GetLastError, ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND) and next you see "Cannot activate the driver!". After this message the program works (you can open sample files) but cannot perform sniffing functions those need driver functionality. I think after this message the main window was behind and after next run you simply bring program window to top.
If anybody knows what causes such driver loading error I will be grateful for help. The program and driver are signed with SDK privileged certificate and it unfortunately does not help... **** happens.
Fixed it. The problem was that a GPRS connection was already established. After closing the existing connection the driver could be loaded and everything is working fine.
It is VERY strange! OK, if anybody ask me why HS does not work I'll say ask c0rnholio how need to do...
Hi,
i'm trying the new Handy sniffer into my TouchHD (Blackstone) but i can only get ARP packets (which are broadcasted). I also installed sdkcert as site advice, but nothing changes.
Alex, can you write down a list of devices which can capture in promiscuous mode?
In particular, how about Trinity and Blackstone?
Thanks!
sorry for my ignorance but what is the purpose of this? can i connect using gprs for free?
No, it's not for that purpose.
Handy Sniffer "Sniffs" (listen to) the traffic into a network. If working in "promiscuous mode" it can track down (and show to user) all the traffic (data in form of TCP packets) inside that network.
What's is supposed to?
There are many uses for this kind of tool, some legal and some ... "not legit".
While "sniffing" traffic of a given network, you can detect if someone is doing a unrightful use of the network, if an intrusion is being made, but also you can see passwords and other sensible data (like personal data).
It's like having a big hear cabable of listening network traffic. By itself, it can do nothing. It's up to the user to be capable of understanding packets of captured traffic.
So, forget a "stole the passwords" button. You'll not find it
woring with the HD2?
Hi, I have the HTC HD2, and I want to know if it was working with my phone?
I have actualy tried it, but the result was not good... (I only get ARP...).
thanks for any help
good for you guys, with my the HTC Kaiser I don't get anything...how do you do/set up the program
Thanks,
DOMy
Hello everyone,
i was wondering if anyone could give me any tips about how to communicate with android device through usb from c++ or java(i guess that won't work without JNI though). I was trying to google up some documentation on this matter but found nothing. I wanted to program something like 'nokia ovi' suit as my b.c. 'thesis'.
Thanks for reading this, Tomas Herman
Hi,
Did you found any info on this ?
Certainly should be possible since Sync applications are working ...
Daniel
Yes, this is possible but AFAIK only as a hack. You can install the USB driver for the SDK and use adb's port forwarding. See /code.google.com/p/android-notifier/ as an example. Obviously, not an elegant solution and definitely not for the general Android user.