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The Official Developers Section => Symbian Software Development Discussions => The Developers Section => Symbian Java/C++ Application Development => Topic started by: habibg5tech on January 01, 2013, 09:54:39 pm

Title: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: habibg5tech on January 01, 2013, 09:54:39 pm

I have a voip application in production for s60 v3 and FP2 devices where VoIPAudioSrvc 2.0 sis used for s60v3 and latest VAS 2.04 for FP2 devices. Starting from October 2012, due to VAS 2.0 sisx license expiration, application no more installs in S60 V3 devices and getting error 'Required application access not granted".

I am in need of expert opinion how to handle this situation. Is there any possibility to get extended certified VAS 2.0 sisx for s60 v3 devices?

Thanks.

Title: Re: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: Allstar12345 on January 02, 2013, 03:08:20 am

The certificate must have expired, Nokia no longer support those older devices but I guess you could sign it yourself.
And topic moved to Symbian software discussion

Title: Re: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: habibg5tech on January 02, 2013, 05:30:15 pm

Thanks for valuable response.

Could you plz share how to get s60-v3 compatible VAS signed. At least an unsigned VAS sis is required to sign by my developer certificate, and finally get it signed by symbian test house.

Awaiting for a quick response.

Title: Re: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: Allstar12345 on January 02, 2013, 05:38:55 pm

They may be something on here :
www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/VoIP_Audio_Service_API

I don't know much about the old API's personally.

Title: Re: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: habibg5tech on January 02, 2013, 08:07:17 pm

The link you provided is only link that provides VAS library for S60 v3 FP2 devices, but unfortunately it does not support s60 v3 devices. We were using VAS 2.0 (VoIPAudioSrvc_v20_SA_BK_3rd.sisx). So far, a common build was possible for both v3 and FP devices due to that mentioned vas 2.0 sis file. If this component with extended certificate validity is not available any more, I am afraid, I have to segregate my code and produce separate builds for s60 v3 and FP devices, which would require much effort now.

Any more idea is highly appreciated.

Title: Re: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: Allstar12345 on January 02, 2013, 08:27:54 pm

Quote from: habibg5tech on January 02, 2013, 08:07:17 pm

The link you provided is only link that provides VAS library for S60 v3 FP2 devices, but unfortunately it does not support s60 v3 devices. We were using VAS 2.0 (VoIPAudioSrvc_v20_SA_BK_3rd.sisx). So far, a common build was possible for both v3 and FP devices due to that mentioned vas 2.0 sis file. If this component with extended certificate validity is not available any more, I am afraid, I have to segregate my code and produce separate builds for s60 v3 and FP devices, which would require much effort now.

Any more idea is highly appreciated.

All I can think of you doing is signing the package with a dev certificate from Symbian Signed.

Title: Re: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: habibg5tech on January 02, 2013, 08:47:39 pm

Correct, I am using symbian signed dev certificate to test application in my phone. My last symbian signing failed due to that vas 2.0 component certificate issue.

Title: Re: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: Allstar12345 on January 02, 2013, 09:51:51 pm

Quote from: habibg5tech on January 02, 2013, 08:47:39 pm

Correct, I am using symbian signed dev certificate to test application in my phone. My last symbian signing failed due to that vas 2.0 component certificate issue.

You will have to sign vas 2.0 as well

Title: Re: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: habibg5tech on January 02, 2013, 10:17:07 pm

This is a sisx file. Could you please explain the process how to sign an already signed sis file.

Thanks.

Title: Re: s60 v3 VAS2.0 available any more?
Post by: Allstar12345 on January 02, 2013, 10:49:13 pm

Quote from: habibg5tech on January 02, 2013, 10:17:07 pm

This is a sisx file. Could you please explain the process how to sign an already signed sis file.

Thanks.

There's no file there..