How to get address IP WiFi BlackBerry 10

I want to get the WiFi ipv4 address in blackberry and write these codes that are referenced in others as below, it worked in my Dev Alpha C but I have no other devices to test.

However, it doesn't seem to work in the Z10 or Q10.

Is the interface of network, also called "bcm0" in the Z10 or Q10?

Is someone knows it this problem?

Thank you.

    foreach (const QNetworkInterface &interface, QNetworkInterface::allInterfaces()){

            qDebug() <<  "humanReadableName: " << interface.humanReadableName();
            //if(QString::compare(interface.humanReadableName(), "en0") == 0){
            if(QString::compare(interface.humanReadableName(), "bcm0") == 0){
                foreach (const QNetworkAddressEntry &entry, interface.addressEntries()) {
                    if (entry.prefixLength() <= 32){
                        wifiIP = entry.ip().toString();
                        qDebug() << "IPv4: " << entry.ip().toString();
                        return true;
                    }
                    else
                        qDebug() << "IPv6: " << entry.ip().toString();
                }
            }
        }
    return false;

Oddly enough, I wrote this yesterday for an extension WebWorks

Here's the skeleton code

    netstatus_interface_details_t *details;

    if(BPS_SUCCESS == netstatus_get_interface_details(NULL, &details)) {
        netstatus_ip_status_t nstatus = netstatus_interface_get_ip_status(details);
        netstatus_interface_type_t ntype = netstatus_interface_get_type(details);
        bool nisconnected = netstatus_interface_is_connected(details);
        bool nisup = netstatus_interface_is_up(details);
        const char* nname = netstatus_interface_get_name(details);

        int nipcnt = netstatus_interface_get_num_ip_addresses(details);

        for(int i=0; i

I wrote cela for retooling as an extension that it collects all data simply and then throw it all away (I just saw in the debugger)


Specifically, you need store IP addresses nipaddr gets in the loop, if nothing else


A few above who are important pieces of info


nisup - if the network device is active


nisconnected - is it connected to a network


nType - if you get a result WIFI (search netstatus_interface_type_t in dox for any possible return) you WiFi


nStatus - connection info (look to the top of netstatus_ip_status_t for more details)


There are three possible results


The first runs aground (no network at all)


The network ntype is not WIFI (also bad)


The INVESTIGATION period gets collected and you can use it


Note that you will have at least two survey periods while yu needs to work which is ipv4 and ipv6


Personally I'll just regex them


^(?:(?:25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)\.){3}(?:25[0-5]|2[0-4][0-9]|[01]?[0-9][0-9]?)$



The above is easy to do in JavaScript and identifies an ip4


Oh - ipv6 that comes up is the linux full log xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx % dev


You can do a sanity check on the ssid but I ain't got that far yet (I don't need it)
 
         
 
         
 
 
		 
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