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70 /** |
70 /** |
71 * Cancel an outstanding scan request. |
71 * Cancel an outstanding scan request. |
72 */ |
72 */ |
73 void CancelGetScanResults(); |
73 void CancelGetScanResults(); |
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74 |
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75 /** |
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76 * Get the available WLAN IAPs. |
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77 * |
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78 * @param aCacheLifetime Defines how many seconds old cached results the client |
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79 * is willing to accept. The valid is range is from 0 to |
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80 * 60 seconds. The value of -1 means the system default will |
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81 * be used. The aCacheLifetime parameter has a meaning only |
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82 * when the aMaxDelay parameter is zero. |
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83 * Value will be changed to the actual value used by the |
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84 * system. |
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85 * @param aMaxDelay Maximum amount of seconds the client is willing to wait for |
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86 * the availability results. The valid range is from 0 to 1200 |
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87 * seconds or KWlanInfiniteScanDelay. KWlanInfiniteScanDelay |
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88 * will never cause a scan, but the request will be |
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89 * completed when any other broadcast scan request is completed. |
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90 * Value will be changed to the actual value used by the system. |
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91 * @param aFilteredResults Whether availability is filtered based on signal strength. |
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92 * ETrue if filtering is allowed, EFalse if not. |
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93 * @param aStatus Status of the calling active object. On successful |
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94 * completion contains KErrNone, otherwise one of the |
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95 * system-wide error codes. |
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96 * @param aAvailableIaps Array of IAPs available. |
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97 */ |
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98 void GetAvailableIaps( |
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99 TInt& aCacheLifetime, |
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100 TUint& aMaxDelay, |
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101 TBool aFilteredResults, |
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102 TRequestStatus& aStatus, |
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103 RArray<TWlanIapAvailabilityData>& aAvailableIaps ); |
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104 |
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105 /** |
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106 * Cancel an outstanding IAP availability request. |
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107 */ |
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108 void CancelGetAvailableIaps(); |
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109 |
75 private: // Data |
110 private: // Data |
76 |
111 |
77 CWlanMgmtClient(); |
112 CWlanMgmtClient(); |
78 }; |
113 }; |