A small tutorial on wireless connectivity: Input a...

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I recently acquired a nokia 5530XM phone and I've been fiddling around with connecting it to the internet wirelessly. Being at university however presented me with a unique challenge. My internet has a wireless network card and is also served internet via a wired network connection, whereas all tutorials I've encountered assume the connection is received by a USB modem. This meant that I could not use internet connection sharing to provide internet to my phone through the computer. This appears to be a feature only supported by server versions of windows. After many hours of experimentation, I came up with the following solution:
Connecting your phone wirelessly to internet through a computer, when that computer receives it's internet through another network connection
For various reasons, you may not have a wireless router to serve the internet connection to your phone, or you may be unable to use one for whatever reason. I will outline some common scenarios:
1) You are at a university or office and have a computer with a wireless connection that receives it's internet through another network connection.
2) You only possess a router that lacks wireless networking capabilities, but have a computer connected to the router with wireless capability.
If this is the case, internet connection sharing WILL NOT work to provide internet to your phone. This requires features available only in the server versions of windows.
This tutorial was executed successfully using a nokia 5530XM, with a computer running windows XP SP3. All that is required from the phone is the ability to connect to an ad hoc windows network and to configure proxy settings.
Firstly, ensure that your computer has two network cards (one wired and one wireless), and you are connected to the internet through the wired connection.
Next, you will need to configure your wireless network adapter. Follow the instructions here to configure your wireless adapter in ad hoc mode. Assign an SSID that is short and easy to remember, In this case I'm using "test". Also ensure that the preferred networks box is BLANK before you start.
Now, pick up your phone and goto settings > connectivity > wireless LAN > other (hidden netw.). Type the SSID of your new ad hoc connection. It should sucessfully connect. Please note that at this time I have been unable to get this to work properly when the network is encrypted. You will have to disable encryption in the wireless network properties dialog.
We can now move on to setting up the proxy server. Download freeproxy from this link (I suggest version 4):
Freeproxy
Install freeproxy and open the control centre. Double click on the top line, it should read "proxy | internet | protocol:..."
A box will pop ups allowing you to change various settings. Change local binding to your wireless network adapter and remote binding to your wired network adapter.
This is also a good time to grab the local IP address of you PC. Note down the IP next to the "local binding" drop down box (mine reads 169.254.97.105). You can check if this works by typing "http://yourlocalip:8080" into a webbrowser. Don't be alarmed about the error it throws up, we're just not talking to the proxy server properly at this time.
If you see a page titled "error report by freeproxy", then congratulations, your proxy server is working!
This is probably the last step. Grab your phone and navigate to settings > connectivity > destinations > internet. Click on your new access point (it should be listed as we connected to it before at the start). Now click on options > advanced options and scroll down to "proxy server address". Type in the local IP you got from freeproxy. In "proxy port number" type 8080.
In order to watch youtube videos, you will need to configure realplayer the same way. Head to applications > realplayer > options > settings > streaming > proxy. Set "use proxy" to yes and configure the two options exactly as before.
Fire up the internet and select a webpage and your network connection (you may have to use "search for WLAN" ). If all is well, you should see the website you wanted to visit. Congratulations, you just configured internet through your PC!
I would appreciate some testing of this, as well as assistance with getting encryption to work properly. Having only had the phone since monday, I'm still not familiar with all its features .
Message Edited by JonSmith on 31-Dec-2009 02:29 PM

Answer 1

Uday,
  We can do it .See the below concept
INPUT.
This key word will only be supported for a limited period (for the sake of compatibility with R/2). Instead, please use FORMAT INPUT (see FORMAT ) or the addition ... INPUT of the WRITE statement.
Ex :
REPORT demo_list_format_input.
WRITE   'Please fill in your name before printing:'.
WRITE / '   Enter name here    ' INPUT ON.
ULINE.
WRITE 'You can overwrite the following line:'.
FORMAT INPUT ON INTENSIFIED OFF.
ULINE.
FORMAT INPUT OFF INTENSIFIED ON.
This will work for your requirement.
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