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| − | == | + | == Tips == |
| − | # Run the IPC server program ( | + | # Run the IPC server program (e.g. TelephonyInterfaceLayerCdma) in a console |
| − | # | + | # Find the interface name for the server program in the DEBUG messages (e.g. "phone") |
| + | # Use strings on the server program binary to find the IPC method names (e.g. "tel.dial") | ||
| + | # Run the method without any parameters and at least one output string (e.g. PmIpcDispach phone tel.dial -o s) | ||
| + | # Look at the WARNING before the server segfaults (ha!) and see what input parameters this method expects (e.g. [ss]) | ||
| + | # Guess what those strings should be (e.g. PmIpcDispatch phone tel.dial s=555123999 s=555123999 -o s) and see what happens. | ||
| + | # Try more output parameters if you are not seeing the output you expect, once you get it wrong PmIpcDispatch will tell you what the actual output parameters are. | ||
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| + | === DEBUG output parameter type -> PmIpcDispatch parameter type === | ||
| + | * y -> i8 | ||
| + | * s -> s | ||
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| + | Many of the functions that look like they toggle something take "enable" and "disable" as a parameter. | ||
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| + | == Limitations == | ||
| + | PmIpcDispatch can only take 6 parameters, some IPCs take more than 6 parameters (e.g. tel.sendsms). | ||
== TelephonyInterfaceLayer IPCs == | == TelephonyInterfaceLayer IPCs == | ||
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* tel.getnetworkid | * tel.getnetworkid | ||
* tel.suspend | * tel.suspend | ||
| − | * tel.dial | + | * tel.dial [input s=(phone number) s=(possibly also phone number)] [output s] |
* tel.endcall | * tel.endcall | ||
* tel.answercall | * tel.answercall | ||
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* tel.dataconnectionnotification | * tel.dataconnectionnotification | ||
* tel.tetheredmodenotification | * tel.tetheredmodenotification | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:04, 3 February 2010
Usage
Usage: PmIpcDispatch [OPTION...] INTERFACE CMD [CMD-PARAM...] [-o OUT_TYPE...] Usage: PmIpcDispatch [OPTION...] -x ALIAS [PARAM...] PmIpcDispatch can be used for development testing to send commands to a component that is a Palm IPC server. Options: -help Show usage information -helpx Show alias usage information -outex Print outputs as shell export commands -showt Show time taken by IPC dispatch. -t <n> Specify timeout in seconds (default is no timeout) -v Turn on verbose output Command parameters are specified as <DATA-TYPE>=<VALUE>. Output types are specified as <DATA-TYPE>. Data types: B | BOOL => FALSE|TRUE I8 | INT8 => <integer> U8 | UINT8 => <integer> I16 | INT16 => <integer> U16 | UINT16 => <integer> I32 | INT32 => <integer> U32 | UINT32 => <integer> S | STRING => <string> WARNING: PmIpcLib will crash if the parameter types or output types passed are not correct! Use at your own risk!
Tips
- Run the IPC server program (e.g. TelephonyInterfaceLayerCdma) in a console
- Find the interface name for the server program in the DEBUG messages (e.g. "phone")
- Use strings on the server program binary to find the IPC method names (e.g. "tel.dial")
- Run the method without any parameters and at least one output string (e.g. PmIpcDispach phone tel.dial -o s)
- Look at the WARNING before the server segfaults (ha!) and see what input parameters this method expects (e.g. [ss])
- Guess what those strings should be (e.g. PmIpcDispatch phone tel.dial s=555123999 s=555123999 -o s) and see what happens.
- Try more output parameters if you are not seeing the output you expect, once you get it wrong PmIpcDispatch will tell you what the actual output parameters are.
DEBUG output parameter type -> PmIpcDispatch parameter type
- y -> i8
- s -> s
Many of the functions that look like they toggle something take "enable" and "disable" as a parameter.
Limitations
PmIpcDispatch can only take 6 parameters, some IPCs take more than 6 parameters (e.g. tel.sendsms).
TelephonyInterfaceLayer IPCs
From '>strings /usr/bin/TelephonyInterfaceLayerCdma | grep "tel\."
- tel.chargerstatusnotification
- tel.enablingflightmodenotification
- tel.flightmodenotification
- tel.modemresetnotification
- tel.chargerresetnotification
- tel.networktimenotification
- tel.nitzwithtimestamp
- tel.callstatusnotification
- tel.displayinfonotification
- tel.otaspnotification
- tel.newvoicemailnotification
- tel.gpsstatechangenotification
- tel.gpsmtfixrequestnotification
- tel.gpsfixnotification
- tel.audiomodemtuningnotification
- tel.flightmode
- tel.poweroffmodem
- tel.getflightmode
- tel.getradiotype
- tel.charging
- tel.getchargersetting
- tel.getchargerstatus
- tel.radiodebugmode
- tel.getvoicemailnumber
- tel.getdataconnectionstatus
- tel.getvoiceprivacy
- tel.getmsinfostring
- tel.getfwcarrierdbinfo
- tel.gethomenetworkname
- tel.getnetworklist
- tel.cancelgetnetworklist
- tel.setnetwork
- tel.setmodepreference
- tel.getmodepreference
- tel.getnetworkmodeselection
- tel.getactivedatainterruptmode
- tel.setactivedatainterruptmode
- tel.resetradio
- tel.gotodefaultstate
- tel.enterprogrammode
- tel.exitprogrammode
- tel.getactivationinfo
- tel.setactivationinfo
- tel.restoreradionvdefaults
- tel.getpdpprofile
- tel.setpdpprofile
- tel.getactivepdp
- tel.setactivepdp
- tel.getnetworkband
- tel.setnetworkband
- tel.getprovisioningstatus
- tel.setphonelock
- tel.getphonelock
- tel.changephonelockpwd
- tel.exittil
- tel.activatetil
- tel.sendrssi
- tel.supportcharging
- tel.getipcinterfaceversion
- tel.getoperatorname
- tel.setsystemtime
- tel.getnetworkid
- tel.suspend
- tel.dial [input s=(phone number) s=(possibly also phone number)] [output s]
- tel.endcall
- tel.answercall
- tel.forwardcalls
- tel.getforwardcalls
- tel.setforwardingstatus
- tel.setcallwait
- tel.getcallwait
- tel.sendussd
- tel.cancelussd
- tel.sendussdresponse
- tel.conferencecalls
- tel.extractcall
- tel.swapcalls
- tel.senddtmf
- tel.endemergencymode
- tel.getdtmfduration
- tel.setdtmfduration
- tel.startcontinuousdtmf
- tel.stopcontinuousdtmf
- tel.setcallbarringstatus
- tel.getcallbarringstatus
- tel.changecallbarringpassword
- tel.getclirsettings
- tel.getclipsettings
- tel.getcnapsettings
- tel.getactiveline
- tel.setactiveline
- tel.sendflash
- tel.mute
- tel.getforwardcallsfromsim
- tel.sendsms
- tel.setsmsdelivery
- tel.getsmsserviceoptions
- tel.setsmsserviceoptions
- tel.resetvoicemailcount
- tel.gpsgetfix
- tel.gpscancelfix
- tel.gpsclearassistancedata
- tel.gpslogging
- tel.gpsmtfixresponse
- tel.getcelllist
- tel.getbsinfo
- tel.getlocationprivacy
- tel.setlocationprivacy
- tel.getgpsmsassistedmode
- tel.gpsinjectposition
- tel.gpsgetstate
- tel.setaudioprofile
- tel.getaudioprofile
- tel.setttymode
- tel.getttymode
- tel.setaudiomodemtuning
- tel.getaudiomodemtuning
- tel.getsupportedaudiodevices
- tel.setvoiceprivacy
- tel.setakey
- tel.setprotocolrevision
- tel.getevdodatamode
- tel.setevdodatamode
- tel.setloopbackmode
- tel.getroamingmode
- tel.setroamingmode
- tel.getrtndisplayfields
- tel.getcarrierid
- tel.getdataadvancedfields
- tel.setdataadvancedfields
- tel.setmrd
- tel.getcurrentnai
- tel.settetheredmode
- tel.gettetheredmode
- tel.setdataextinfo
- tel.getdataextinfo
- tel.getomadmnode
- tel.setomadmnode
- tel.wapnotification
- tel.newsmsnotification
- tel.voiceprivacynotification
- tel.newradiodebugdatanotification
- tel.datastatusnotification
- tel.dataregistrationnotification
- tel.phonelockstatusnotification
- tel.emergencymodenotification
- tel.networkstatusnotification
- tel.signalstrengthnotification
- tel.dataconnectionnotification
- tel.tetheredmodenotification