Vista - Nokia COM objects

I'm trying to connect to a nokia mobile phone to get some informations like the phonebook,
the sms received and so on.
The nokia pc suite installs a lot of com objects but I could not find a description of the
properties and methods.
I'm trying to get some data using the AT commands but the phonebook only returns the phone
number and the name. Not the address and other data.

Does anybody have a description of the com objects installed with the nokia pc suite?
I know I have little chances. Thank you anyway.
Giovanni.

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Can you use the object browser in Excel (or other Office stuff)?
Add a reference to the DLLs after going into the code editor. think the
sequence is:
Alt+F11
Alt+T, R
Add reference then F2 and switch to appropriate library.

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Il giorno Sun, 17 Aug 2008 18:48:12 +0100, "Joe Fawcett" <joefawcett@xxxxxx> ha
scritto:Thank you.
In vbsedit I can see more than 100 nokia. objects, including vcard and vcard.1 (which is
the data I would like to download). But can't set a reference to them. Probably not all
are instatiable from vbscript. I tried only some of them.
Running this
Set nokia=CreateObject("nokiavcard.vcard.1")
MsgBox nokia.vcardcoll.count
I see the properties appear in the object browser, but the second line raises an error as
the oject "nokia" is required.

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I don't see that particular class although I do see NokiaVCardLib.VCard.
However I can't instantiate that either.
I'll try a few more tests. Have you tried the forum on the Nokia developers
site?

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I imagine that you'll have to find documentation,
whether you manage to create an object or not.
But another thing to consider is whether it's
scriptable at all. Most COM objects have a dual
interface, allowing both early (vtable) binding and
late (Dispatch) binding. But they don't have to, and
script can only use late binding.

Il giorno Mon, 18 Aug 2008 13:46:15 +0100, "Joe Fawcett" <joefawcett@xxxxxx> ha
scritto:I registered to the forum and download the API documentation, hoping to find something
about the com objects. I searched the forum but only found AT commands. These commands
retrieve phone numbers and names, but not other information.
I'll write to the forum and ask there.
I know there are ready made programs (probably even free) which do what I want, but I
would like to try to do it myself.
It's only a personal issue, so don't worry if nothing comes out.
"NokiaVCardLib" returns nothing searching with Google. Tomorrow will probably answer with
these posts.
Giovanni.
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Il giorno Mon, 18 Aug 2008 09:14:22 -0400, "mayayana" <mayaXXyana@xxxxxx> ha scritto:I did'n know the details, but probably most or all of these objects are - as you say - non
scriptable.
I'll try some more before to give it up. Thank you for your help.
Giovanni.

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On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:54:54 GMT, Reventlov wrote:
This is the tool I use for this kind of job. TLViewer
<http://www.tlviewer.org/tlviewer/>. If there's any scriptable interfaces,
this'll find it and give some idea of calling syntax.

Kind regards,
Bruce.

P.S. If you send the link to the Nokia download, I'm interested enough to
try my hand at scripting it.

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Il giorno Tue, 19 Aug 2008 11:18:31 +0800, "Bruce M. Axtens" <bruce.axtens@xxxxxx> ha
scritto:I downloaded. I'll try it in a few minutes.
I'm not sure to understand which link to Nokia download are you talking about. The one I'm
searching for? I'll tell you if I find something.

So far it seems no one knows about scriptable nokia objects.
I'm surprised to find some others here who are potentially interested in the matter.
The nokia api 3.2 documentation only tells the api calls to be used in C.
I tried to use excel vba to access the api but I gave up soon. Too tricky for me.
The com object's properties seem to access easily to many data. If it works.
I'll keep you informed.
Giovanni.

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Il giorno Tue, 19 Aug 2008 11:18:31 +0800, "Bruce M. Axtens" <bruce.axtens@xxxxxx> ha
scritto:TLViewer is great. It's portable. It's tiny. I'll keep it in the toolbox.
I browsed through nokia objects (not all 100) and for most of them I could not do anything
using vbscript.
"Object required" in most cases. "Class does not support automation" in others.

Only one works:
Set oObj = WScript.CreateObject("CDDBControlNokia.CDDBNokiaControl.1", "oObj_")
MsgBox oObj.version
But it seems it's something about ripping cd's.

I'm considering there is no way of connecting to the phone through com objects.
I'll try to use Nokia ContentCopier to copy the phonebook and then extract the data.
Giovanni.
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