Re: Symbian error= -36

The link below may help.
http://newlc.com/Symbian-OS-Error-Codes.html
It gives the definitions for the Symbian error codes. Sorry that I could not be of more help.

hi it is a great help, at leats i know what error -36 means.
KErrDisconnected -36 Disconnected
connection disconnected. i do not understand why.
Maybe i should not sleep in my thread, or the socket times out?
In the wireless toolkit emulator it works perfect. What is wrong with my Nokia N80 phone, E50 also?
Problem with the socket implementation of that phone?
regards
seb

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Mark.Ramos222

1) Have you looked up the symbian error -36 on new-lc?
2) Have you tried the example in the response on forum nokia?
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The JVM we're using is the withIntent JVM from TAO:
http://tao-group.com/ and http://withintent.biz/
This is the JVM used on the Psion Teklogix netpad. I don't know about availability for Series 5/7. The nearest thing to a Series 5/7 is the netBook, which does not have an official TAO JVM available, though there was talk of one being released - I don't know what progress has been made here, or if one is still going to be released.
I'd checkout http://www.psionteklogix.com and submit a query there.
Good luck.

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Can you be more specific in regards to this issue. What are trying to do when this error occurs?
The more detail you can provide the better
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