Development/Tutorials/Solid/Network Management - Revision history

Ervin: moved Development/Tutorials/Solid Network Tutorial to Development/Tutorials/Solid/Network Management: Make it easier to link to, and organize the Solid section

2011-09-30T13:29:24Z

moved Development/Tutorials/Solid Network Tutorial to Development/Tutorials/Solid/Network Management: Make it easier to link to, and organize the Solid section

Neverendingo: Text replace - "" to ""

2011-06-29T20:56:34Z

Text replace - "</code>" to "</syntaxhighlight>"

Neverendingo: Text replace - "`" to ""`


2011-06-29T20:30:51Z
Text replace - "<code cppqt>" to "<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp-qt">"

				
				
				
				
			
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  Our first program is going to be the most common use of the network manager, checking the network status of the system.  This will be useful for programs like KMail which will be able to see if the computer has network connectivity.  It would then be able to judge whether or not it should check for mail.   Our first program is going to be the most common use of the network manager, checking the network status of the system.  This will be useful for programs like KMail which will be able to see if the computer has network connectivity.  It would then be able to judge whether or not it should check for mail.
    
− <code cppqt> + <syntaxhighlight lang="cpp-qt">
  //test to see if networking is enabled on the system   //test to see if networking is enabled on the system
  if(Solid::Networking::status() == Solid::Networking::Connected)   if(Solid::Networking::status() == Solid::Networking::Connected)
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  == Cross-referencing devices to interfaces ==   == Cross-referencing devices to interfaces ==
  It is no longer required for the user to figure out which device corresponds to a given interface as the NetworkManager has the ability to cross-reference a device to its interface name. This can be done with the following code:   It is no longer required for the user to figure out which device corresponds to a given interface as the NetworkManager has the ability to cross-reference a device to its interface name. This can be done with the following code:
− <code cppqt> + <syntaxhighlight lang="cpp-qt">
  //get a reference to the device manager   //get a reference to the device manager
  Solid::DeviceManager &manager = Solid::DeviceManager::self();   Solid::DeviceManager &manager = Solid::DeviceManager::self();



Eckhart: /* Let's begin */ Rewrite outdated example
2008-08-18T17:50:21Z
‎Let's begin:  Rewrite outdated example

				
				
				
				
			
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  <code cppqt>   <code cppqt>
− //get a reference to the network manager  
− Solid::NetworkManager &netmanager = Solid::NetworkManager::self();  
−  
  //test to see if networking is enabled on the system   //test to see if networking is enabled on the system
− if(netmanager.isNetworkingEnabled() ) + if(Solid::Networking::status() == Solid::Networking::Connected)
  {   {
       kDebug() << "Networking is enabled. Feel free to go online!";        kDebug() << "Networking is enabled. Feel free to go online!";
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  </code>   </code>
    
− As of 28DEC2006 there are no signals that report a change in the network status so polling is required. + To get informed about changes in network connectivity you'll have to connect to the events of Solid::Networking::notifier().
    
  == Cross-referencing devices to interfaces ==   == Cross-referencing devices to interfaces ==



Dhaumann: adept to new kdebug
2007-09-22T09:11:58Z
adept to new kdebug

				
				
				
				
			
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  if(netmanager.isNetworkingEnabled() )   if(netmanager.isNetworkingEnabled() )
  {   {
−      kDebug() << "Networking is enabled.  Feel free to go online!" +      kDebug() << "Networking is enabled. Feel free to go online!";
−              << endl; + 
  }   }
  else   else
  {   {
−      kDebug() << "Network not available." << endl; +      kDebug() << "Network not available.";
  }   }
  </code>   </code>
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  if(netlist.empty() )   if(netlist.empty() )
  {   {
−      kDebug() << "No network devices found!" << endl; +      kDebug() << "No network devices found!";
  }   }
                 
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  if(!netdev)   if(!netdev)
  {   {
−      kDebug() << "Device could not be converted.  There is a bug." << endl; +      kDebug() << "Device could not be converted. There is a bug.";
       return 0;        return 0;
  }   }
                 
− kDebug() << "The iface of " << device.udi() << " is " << netdev->ifaceName() << endl; + kDebug() << "The iface of" << device.udi() << "is" << netdev->ifaceName();
  </code>   </code>
    



Tampakrap: /* Prerequisites */ style
2007-04-15T16:54:00Z
‎Prerequisites:  style

				
				
				
				
			
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  == Prerequisites ==   == Prerequisites ==
− This tutorial assumes that you have read [[Development/Tutorials/Solid_Tutorials|Introduction to Solid]] and are familiar with the Solid Hardware framework.  If you want to use any backends other than the fake backends provided in kdelibs, you'll need to compile and install kdebase. + This tutorial assumes that you have read [[Development/Tutorials/Solid_Tutorials|Introduction to Solid]] and are familiar with the Solid hardware framework.  If you want to use any backends other than the fake backends provided in kdelibs, you will need to compile and install kdebase.
    
  == Features of the Solid Network Manager ==   == Features of the Solid Network Manager ==



Jackrabbit123: /* Cross-referencing devices to interfaces */
2007-04-10T01:07:08Z
‎Cross-referencing devices to interfaces

				
				
				
				
			
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  //get a reference to the device manager   //get a reference to the device manager
  Solid::DeviceManager &manager = Solid::DeviceManager::self();   Solid::DeviceManager &manager = Solid::DeviceManager::self();
−   +     
  //get a network device   //get a network device
− Solid::DeviceList netlist = + Solid::DeviceList netlist = manager.findDevicesFromQuery(Solid::Capability::NetworkHw, QString());
− manager.findDevicesFromQuery("",Solid::Capability::NetworkHw); + 
                 
  //check to see if no network devices were found   //check to see if no network devices were found
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  {   {
       kDebug() << "No network devices found!" << endl;        kDebug() << "No network devices found!" << endl;
−     return 0;  
  }   }
−   +     
  Solid::Device device = netlist[0];   Solid::Device device = netlist[0];
  Solid::NetworkHw *netdev = device.as<Solid::NetworkHw>();   Solid::NetworkHw *netdev = device.as<Solid::NetworkHw>();
− //keep the program from crashing in the event that there's + //keep the program from crashing in the event that there's a bug in solid
− //a bug in solid + 
  if(!netdev)   if(!netdev)
  {   {
−      kDebug() << "Device could not be converted.  There is a bug." +      kDebug() << "Device could not be converted.  There is a bug." << endl;
−              << endl; + 
       return 0;        return 0;
  }   }
−   +     
− kDebug() << "The iface of " << device.udi() << " is "   + kDebug() << "The iface of " << device.udi() << " is " << netdev->ifaceName() << endl;
−          << netdev->ifaceName() << endl; + 
  </code>   </code>
    



Tampakrap at 10:38, 20 March 2007
2007-03-20T10:38:01Z


				
				
				
				
			
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  == Encryption ==   == Encryption ==
  == Putting it all together ==   == Putting it all together ==
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  [[Category:Tutorial]]   [[Category:Tutorial]]
  [[Category:C++]]   [[Category:C++]]
  + [[Category:KDE4]]
  + [[Category:Solid]]



Dhaumann: /* Cross-referencing devices to interfaces */
2007-01-15T20:41:05Z
‎Cross-referencing devices to interfaces

				
				
				
				
			
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  == Cross-referencing devices to interfaces ==   == Cross-referencing devices to interfaces ==
− It is no longer required for the user to figure out which device corresponds to a given interface as the NetworkManager has the ability to cross-reference a device to it's interface name.  This can be done with the following code: + It is no longer required for the user to figure out which device corresponds to a given interface as the NetworkManager has the ability to cross-reference a device to its interface name. This can be done with the following code:
  <code cppqt>   <code cppqt>
  //get a reference to the device manager   //get a reference to the device manager
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            << netdev->ifaceName() << endl;             << netdev->ifaceName() << endl;
  </code>   </code>
  + 
  == Initializing devices ==   == Initializing devices ==
    





Milliams: Categorise
2007-01-05T16:31:44Z
Categorise

				
				
				
				
			
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  == Encryption ==   == Encryption ==
  == Putting it all together ==   == Putting it all together ==
  + [[Category:Tutorial]]
  + [[Category:C++]]

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	== Encryption ==		== Encryption ==
	== Putting it all together ==		== Putting it all together ==
		+	[[Category:Tutorial]]
		+	[[Category:C++]]