Constructor.

Constructor.

Constructor.

Destructor.

Selects an appropriate bearer type for a given item according to the current filtering criterias

Gets confirmation about deleting an access point

Second-phase constructor.

Second-phase constructor.

Second-phase constructor.

Second-phase constructor.

Second-phase constructor.

Component Validation Test.

Second-phase internal constructor.

handles the Create blank new access Point command.

handles the Create new access Point by using existing one command. Called after user has selected the AP to copy Creates the new Ap and offers it for editing.

Starts the selector component as a list Creates dialog(s) from scratch, launches and executes them. In case of error, leaves with error codes.

Starts the selector component in a setting page Creates dialog(s) from scratch, launches and executes them. In case of error, leaves with error codes.

Starts the settings component. Creates dialog(s) from scratch, launches and executes them. In case of error, leaves with error codes.

Starts the viewer component. Creates dialog(s) from scratch, launches and executes it. In case of error, leaves with error codes.

Gets the local variant value

Duplciates an existing access point identified by the passed WAP ID

handles the Delete network group command.

Wrapper for the public API

Two-phased constructor. Leaves on failure. This function shall be used to create the access point settings/selection handling UI object. It is customizable through the parameters. This object is a small layer above the UI part and it provides a standard interface to select, edit, create access points. It has two main parts, Select and Edit. The first parameter, aStartWithSelection gives whether we would like to select or edit. In case of selection, there is the possibility to use this module in many applications. For this, two layouts are implemented, one is list pane used by General Settings which provides the list in a list-pane. The other layout is for the other applications requiring access point selection, a popup-list style as the decision I know about was that General Settings will use list-pane and all other apps. popup-list style. It is the caller who selects the style so if spec. says otherwise, this module still can be used. It is also possible to start the UI without selection, so if any module has a 'linked/default/etc.' access point and stored it's UID, the module can simply call the editor part of the UI without having to select the AP once more. In case of editing only, (aStartWithSelection is EFalse), all other construction parameters are ignored and after construction caller can simply call RunSettingsL(..). In case of selection, a lot of other parameters can be specified to fulfil all requirements. There are three types of Options menu available: EApSettingsSelMenuNormal, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly: Only Select is visible, no way to edit, delete, create, etc. -EApSettingsSelMenuNormal: Options menu specified in General Settings, contains Edit, Delete, Create new, etc. menu items. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal: Same as in EApSettingsSelMenuNormal BUT the first item is Select. This one makes it possible to select an access point and also possible to edit, create, delete, etc. The following three parameters specify the filtering and ordering criteria for the selection list creation. First, it is possible to specify which ISP-type we are looking for. The possible values are: KEApIspTypeInternetOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only internet access. KEApIspTypeWAPOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only WAP access. KEApIspTypeInternetAndWAP: Filter allows only access points that are capable of internet AND WAP access. KEApIspTypeWAPMandatory: Filter allows only access points that are capable of WAP access AND contain mandatory WAP settings. KEApIspTypeAll: No filtering is done for the isp-type, all types of access points are shown. It is possible to combine them by simply adding/or-ing together the values, filtering will be done in such a way that only access points with the listed ISP-types will be shown. Second filtering possibility (aBearerFilter) is the desired bearer type. The possible values are the values of the TApBearerType enum type and their combinations, as in case of the ISP type. The ordering of the list can be specified with the aSortType parameter. It can have the following values: KEApSortUidAscending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortUidDescending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in descending order. KEApSortNameAscending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortNameDescending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in descending order. Caution! The ordering values can not be combined!

Two-phased constructor. Leaves on failure. This function shall be used to create the access point settings/selection handling UI object. It is customizable through the parameters. This object is a small layer above the UI part and it provides a standard interface to select, edit, create access points. It has two main parts, Select and Edit. The first parameter, aStartWithSelection gives whether we would like to select or edit. In case of selection, there is the possibility to use this module in many applications. For this, two layouts are implemented, one is list pane used by General Settings which provides the list in a list-pane. The other layout is for the other applications requiring access point selection, a popup-list style as the decision I know about was that General Settings will use list-pane and all other apps. popup-list style. It is the caller who selects the style so if spec. says otherwise, this module still can be used. It is also possible to start the UI without selection, so if any module has a 'linked/default/etc.' access point and stored it's UID, the module can simply call the editor part of the UI without having to select the AP once more. In case of editing only, (aStartWithSelection is EFalse), all other construction parameters are ignored and after construction caller can simply call RunSettingsL(..). In case of selection, a lot of other parameters can be specified to fulfil all requirements. There are three types of Options menu available: EApSettingsSelMenuNormal, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly: Only Select is visible, no way to edit, delete, create, etc. -EApSettingsSelMenuNormal: Options menu specified in General Settings, contains Edit, Delete, Create new, etc. menu items. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal: Same as in EApSettingsSelMenuNormal BUT the first item is Select. This one makes it possible to select an access point and also possible to edit, create, delete, etc. The following three parameters specify the filtering and ordering criteria for the selection list creation. First, it is possible to specify which ISP-type we are looking for. The possible values are: KEApIspTypeInternetOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only internet access. KEApIspTypeWAPOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only WAP access. KEApIspTypeInternetAndWAP: Filter allows only access points that are capable of internet AND WAP access. KEApIspTypeWAPMandatory: Filter allows only access points that are capable of WAP access AND contain mandatory WAP settings. KEApIspTypeAll: No filtering is done for the isp-type, all types of access points are shown. It is possible to combine them by simply adding/or-ing together the values, filtering will be done in such a way that only access points with the listed ISP-types will be shown. Second filtering possibility (aBearerFilter) is the desired bearer type. The possible values are the values of the TApBearerType enum type and their combinations, as in case of the ISP type. The ordering of the list can be specified with the aSortType parameter. It can have the following values: KEApSortUidAscending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortUidDescending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in descending order. KEApSortNameAscending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortNameDescending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in descending order. Caution! The ordering values can not be combined!

Two-phased constructor. Leaves on failure. This function shall be used to create the access point settings/selection handling UI object.It is customizable through the parameters. This object is a small layer above the UI part and it provides a standard interface to select, edit, create access points. It has two main parts, Select and Edit. The first parameter, aStartWithSelection gives whether we would like to select or edit. In case of selection, there is the possibility to use this module in many applications. For this, two layouts are implemented, one is list pane used by General Settings which provides the list in a list-pane. The other layout is for the other applications requiring access point selection, a popup-list style as the decision was that General Settings will use list-pane and all other apps. popup-list style. It is the caller who selects the style so if spec. says otherwise, this module still can be used. It is also possible to start the UI without selection, so if any module has a 'linked/default/etc.' access point and stored it's UID, the module can simply call the editor part of the UI without having to select the AP once more. In case of editing only, (aStartWithSelection is EFalse), all other construction parameters are ignored and after construction caller can simply call RunSettingsL(..). In case of selection, a lot of other parameters can be specified to fulfil all requirements. There are three types of Options menu available: EApSettingsSelMenuNormal, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly: Only Select is visible, no way to edit, delete, create, etc. -EApSettingsSelMenuNormal:Options menu specified in General Settings, contains Edit, Delete, Create new, etc. menu items. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal: Same as in EApSettingsSelMenuNormal BUT the first item is Select. This one makes it possible to select an access point and also possible to edit, create, delete, etc. The following three parameters specify the filtering and ordering criteria for the selection list creation. First, it is possible to specify which ISP-type we are looking for. The possible values are: KEApIspTypeInternetOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only internet access. KEApIspTypeWAPOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only WAP access. KEApIspTypeInternetAndWAP: Filter allows only access points that are capable of internet AND WAP access. KEApIspTypeWAPMandatory: Filter allows only access points that are capable of WAP access AND contain mandatory WAP settings. KEApIspTypeAll: No filtering is done for the isp-type, all types of access points are shown. It is possible to combine them by simply adding/or-ing together the values, filtering will be done in such a way that only access points with the listed ISP-types will be shown. Second filtering possibility (aBearerFilter) is the desired bearer type. The possible values are the values of the TApBearerType enum type and their combinations, as in case of the ISP type. The ordering of the list can be specified with the aSortType parameter. It can have the following values: KEApSortUidAscending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortUidDescending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in descending order. KEApSortNameAscending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortNameDescending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in descending order. Caution! The ordering values can not be combined!

Two-phased constructor. Leaves on failure. This function shall be used to create the access point settings/selection handling UI object. It is customizable through the parameters. This object is a small layer above the UI part and it provides a standard interface to select, edit, create access points. It has two main parts, Select and Edit. The first parameter, aStartWithSelection gives whether we would like to select or edit. In case of selection, there is the possibility to use this module in many applications. For this, two layouts are implemented, one is list pane used by General Settings which provides the list in a list-pane. The other layout is for the other applications requiring access point selection, a popup-list style as the decision was that General Settings will use list-pane and all other apps. popup-list style. It is the caller who selects the style so if spec. says otherwise, this module still can be used. It is also possible to start the UI without selection, so if any module has a 'linked/default/etc.' access point and stored it's UID, the module can simply call the editor part of the UI without having to select the AP once more. In case of editing only, (aStartWithSelection is EFalse), all other construction parameters are ignored and after construction caller can simply call RunSettingsL(..). In case of selection, a lot of other parameters can be specified to fulfil all requirements. There are three types of Options menu available: EApSettingsSelMenuNormal, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly: Only Select is visible, no way to edit, delete, create, etc. -EApSettingsSelMenuNormal:Options menu specified in General Settings, contains Edit, Delete, Create new, etc. menu items. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal: Same as in EApSettingsSelMenuNormal BUT the first item is Select. This one makes it possible to select an access point and also possible to edit, create, delete, etc. The following three parameters specify the filtering and ordering criteria for the selection list creation. First, it is possible to specify which ISP-type we are looking for. The possible values are: KEApIspTypeInternetOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only internet access. KEApIspTypeWAPOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only WAP access. KEApIspTypeInternetAndWAP: Filter allows only access points that are capable of internet AND WAP access. KEApIspTypeWAPMandatory: Filter allows only access points that are capable of WAP access AND contain mandatory WAP settings. KEApIspTypeAll: No filtering is done for the isp-type, all types of access points are shown. It is possible to combine them by simply adding/or-ing together the values, filtering will be done in such a way that only access points with the listed ISP-types will be shown. Second filtering possibility (aBearerFilter) is the desired bearer type. The possible values are the values of the TApBearerType enum type and their combinations, as in case of the ISP type. The ordering of the list can be specified with the aSortType parameter. It can have the following values: KEApSortUidAscending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortUidDescending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in descending order. KEApSortNameAscending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortNameDescending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in descending order. Caution! The ordering values can not be combined!

Two-phased constructor. Leaves on failure. This function shall be used to create the access point settings/selection handling UI object.It is customizable through the parameters. This object is a small layer above the UI part and it provides a standard interface to select, edit, create access points. It has two main parts, Select and Edit. The first parameter, aStartWithSelection gives whether we would like to select or edit. In case of selection, there is the possibility to use this module in many applications. For this, two layouts are implemented, one is list pane used by General Settings which provides the list in a list-pane. The other layout is for the other applications requiring access point selection, a popup-list style as the decision was that General Settings will use list-pane and all other apps. popup-list style. It is the caller who selects the style so if spec. says otherwise, this module still can be used. It is also possible to start the UI without selection, so if any module has a 'linked/default/etc.' access point and stored it's UID, the module can simply call the editor part of the UI without having to select the AP once more. In case of editing only, (aStartWithSelection is EFalse), all other construction parameters are ignored and after construction caller can simply call RunSettingsL(..). In case of selection, a lot of other parameters can be specified to fulfil all requirements. There are three types of Options menu available: EApSettingsSelMenuNormal, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly: Only Select is visible, no way to edit, delete, create, etc. -EApSettingsSelMenuNormal:Options menu specified in General Settings, contains Edit, Delete, Create new, etc. menu items. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal: Same as in EApSettingsSelMenuNormal BUT the first item is Select. This one makes it possible to select an access point and also possible to edit, create, delete, etc. The following three parameters specify the filtering and ordering criteria for the selection list creation. First, it is possible to specify which ISP-type we are looking for. The possible values are: KEApIspTypeInternetOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only internet access. KEApIspTypeWAPOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only WAP access. KEApIspTypeInternetAndWAP: Filter allows only access points that are capable of internet AND WAP access. KEApIspTypeWAPMandatory: Filter allows only access points that are capable of WAP access AND contain mandatory WAP settings. KEApIspTypeAll: No filtering is done for the isp-type, all types of access points are shown. It is possible to combine them by simply adding/or-ing together the values, filtering will be done in such a way that only access points with the listed ISP-types will be shown. Second filtering possibility (aBearerFilter) is the desired bearer type. The possible values are the values of the TApBearerType enum type and their combinations, as in case of the ISP type. The ordering of the list can be specified with the aSortType parameter. It can have the following values: KEApSortUidAscending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortUidDescending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in descending order. KEApSortNameAscending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortNameDescending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in descending order. Caution! The ordering values can not be combined!

Two-phased constructor. Leaves on failure. This function shall be used to create the access point settings/selection handling UI object. It is customizable through the parameters. This object is a small layer above the UI part and it provides a standard interface to select, edit, create access points. It has two main parts, Select and Edit. The first parameter, aStartWithSelection gives whether we would like to select or edit. In case of selection, there is the possibility to use this module in many applications. For this, two layouts are implemented, one is list pane used by General Settings which provides the list in a list-pane. The other layout is for the other applications requiring access point selection, a popup-list style as the decision was that General Settings will use list-pane and all other apps. popup-list style. It is the caller who selects the style so if spec. says otherwise, this module still can be used. It is also possible to start the UI without selection, so if any module has a 'linked/default/etc.' access point and stored it's UID, the module can simply call the editor part of the UI without having to select the AP once more. In case of editing only, (aStartWithSelection is EFalse), all other construction parameters are ignored and after construction caller can simply call RunSettingsL(..). In case of selection, a lot of other parameters can be specified to fulfil all requirements. There are three types of Options menu available: EApSettingsSelMenuNormal, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly: Only Select is visible, no way to edit, delete, create, etc. -EApSettingsSelMenuNormal:Options menu specified in General Settings, contains Edit, Delete, Create new, etc. menu items. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal: Same as in EApSettingsSelMenuNormal BUT the first item is Select. This one makes it possible to select an access point and also possible to edit, create, delete, etc. The following three parameters specify the filtering and ordering criteria for the selection list creation. First, it is possible to specify which ISP-type we are looking for. The possible values are: KEApIspTypeInternetOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only internet access. KEApIspTypeWAPOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only WAP access. KEApIspTypeInternetAndWAP: Filter allows only access points that are capable of internet AND WAP access. KEApIspTypeWAPMandatory: Filter allows only access points that are capable of WAP access AND contain mandatory WAP settings. KEApIspTypeAll: No filtering is done for the isp-type, all types of access points are shown. It is possible to combine them by simply adding/or-ing together the values, filtering will be done in such a way that only access points with the listed ISP-types will be shown. Second filtering possibility (aBearerFilter) is the desired bearer type. The possible values are the values of the TApBearerType enum type and their combinations, as in case of the ISP type. The ordering of the list can be specified with the aSortType parameter. It can have the following values: KEApSortUidAscending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortUidDescending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in descending order. KEApSortNameAscending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortNameDescending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in descending order. Caution! The ordering values can not be combined!

Two-phased constructor. Leaves on failure. This function shall be used to create the access point settings/selection handling UI object. It is customizable through the parameters. This object is a small layer above the UI part and it provides a standard interface to select, edit, create access points. It has two main parts, Select and Edit. The first parameter, aStartWithSelection gives whether we would like to select or edit. In case of selection, there is the possibility to use this module in many applications. For this, two layouts are implemented, one is list pane used by General Settings which provides the list in a list-pane. The other layout is for the other applications requiring access point selection, a popup-list style as the decision was that General Settings will use list-pane and all other apps. popup-list style. It is the caller who selects the style so if spec. says otherwise, this module still can be used. It is also possible to start the UI without selection, so if any module has a 'linked/default/etc.' access point and stored it's UID, the module can simply call the editor part of the UI without having to select the AP once more. In case of editing only, (aStartWithSelection is EFalse), all other construction parameters are ignored and after construction caller can simply call RunSettingsL(..). In case of selection, a lot of other parameters can be specified to fulfil all requirements. There are three types of Options menu available: EApSettingsSelMenuNormal, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly, EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectOnly: Only Select is visible, no way to edit, delete, create, etc. -EApSettingsSelMenuNormal:Options menu specified in General Settings, contains Edit, Delete, Create new, etc. menu items. -EApSettingsSelMenuSelectNormal: Same as in EApSettingsSelMenuNormal BUT the first item is Select. This one makes it possible to select an access point and also possible to edit, create, delete, etc. The following three parameters specify the filtering and ordering criteria for the selection list creation. First, it is possible to specify which ISP-type we are looking for. The possible values are: KEApIspTypeInternetOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only internet access. KEApIspTypeWAPOnly: Filter allows only access points that are capable of only WAP access. KEApIspTypeInternetAndWAP: Filter allows only access points that are capable of internet AND WAP access. KEApIspTypeWAPMandatory: Filter allows only access points that are capable of WAP access AND contain mandatory WAP settings. KEApIspTypeAll: No filtering is done for the isp-type, all types of access points are shown. It is possible to combine them by simply adding/or-ing together the values, filtering will be done in such a way that only access points with the listed ISP-types will be shown. Second filtering possibility (aBearerFilter) is the desired bearer type. The possible values are the values of the TApBearerType enum type and their combinations, as in case of the ISP type. The ordering of the list can be specified with the aSortType parameter. It can have the following values: KEApSortUidAscending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortUidDescending: The sorting is done according to the ID of the access points in descending order. KEApSortNameAscending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in ascending order. KEApSortNameDescending: The sorting is done according to the name of the access points in descending order. Caution! The ordering values can not be combined!

Starts the settings component. Creates dialog(s) from scratch, launches and executes them. Can leave with error codes.

Starts the viewer component. Creates dialog(s) from scratch, launches and executes it. In case of error, leaves with error codes.

Selects the Ap to Copy, returns its UID. If not selected, KErrNone is returned

Sets the filtering used in the access point selection.

Sets possible overrides of some texts. By default, text is read from resources. This provides a way to change some of the text to a caller-supplied one. The text must be read from resource and must be already localized. More than one text can be substituted, they are stored internally in an array. Currently not supported and supporting it is under discussion.

Gets possible overrides of a text. By default, text is read from resources. This provides a way to change some of the text to a caller-supplied one. The text must be read from resource and must be already localized. More than one text can be substituted, they are stored internally in an array. Currently not supported and supporting it is under discussion