jboolean checkWriteSignal(int socket) {
jboolean ret = KNI_FALSE;
WMA_PROTOCOLS protocol;
if (wmaGetProtocolByFD(socket, &protocol) == WMA_OK) {
/* Make an up-call to unblock the thread */
switch (protocol) {
case WMA_SMS_PROTOCOL:
jsr120_sms_message_sent_notifier();
ret = KNI_TRUE;
break;
case WMA_CBS_PROTOCOL:
/* No write signal supported for CBS */
break;
case WMA_MMS_PROTOCOL:
#if ENABLE_JSR_205
jsr205_mms_message_sent_notifier();
ret = KNI_TRUE;
#endif
break;
}
}
return ret;
}
void WMASocket::writableSlot(int socket) {
(void)socket; // avoid a compiler warning
/* Make an up-call to unblock the thread */
switch (sockProtocol) {
case WMA_SMS_PROTOCOL:
jsr120_sms_message_sent_notifier();
break;
#if ENABLE_JSR_205
case WMA_MMS_PROTOCOL:
jsr205_mms_message_sent_notifier();
break;
#endif
default:
/* Silently fail for unknown protocols. */
break;
}
}
/**
* The native software platform on the target device calls this API to notify that a message has
* been sent. When jsr120_send_sms()is called, the native software platform on the target
* device is expected to deliver the message to the network. It then calls this callback function.
*
* @param handle Handle value returned from javacall_sms_send
* @param result indication of send completed status result: Either
* <tt>JAVACALL_OK</tt> on success,
* <tt>JAVACALL_FAIL</tt> on failure
*/
void jsr120_notify_sms_send_completed(int handle, WMA_STATUS result) {
/* wake up listeners */
jsr120_sms_message_sent_notifier(handle, result);
}
