B4A Library SimCard ( also Dual Sim )

MarcoRome

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You can try also this ( Library Phone B4A )

B4X:
    Dim pId As PhoneId
    Log( pId.GetLine1Number )
 

yuhong

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GetSubscriberId,
Take the second card does not support for the IMSI.

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yuhong

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Thank you very much for help,Now ,i invoke sim.GetSimSerialNumber2, fetch null value.
In fact, i inserted two sim cards.
Device:Xiaomi
Model No:HM NOTE 1S
android :4.4.4
CPU:Qualcomm MSM8916
 

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fabricio

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I try test lib:

B4A version: 5.80
Parsing code. (0.00s)
Compiling code. (0.02s)
Compiling layouts code. (0.00s)
Generating R file. (0.42s)
Compiling generated Java code. Error
Cannot find: C:\Program Files (x86)\Anywhere Software\Basic4android\libraries\telephonyinfo.jar
 

MarcoRome

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You found this file telephonyinfo.jar in library Rel.1. Now i have add also in 2
 

stratus

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I have a problem with getline1number.The result is the serialsimnumber and not the line number.Is there any way to get the simline number?
Thanks
 

MarcoRome

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can i get GetSimOperatorName for sim 2??

There was no native support for multiple SIMs in Android before API 22 ( Andordi 5.1 or > ). Solutions will vary depending on the manufacturer/vendor.

Now you have JavaObejct Library that is very very power. So you can call method or another thing in very simple mode.
As suggestion to @Erel in this POST you can use this code:

B4X:
    Dim manager As JavaObject
    Dim context As JavaObject
    context.InitializeContext
    manager = manager.InitializeStatic("android.telephony.SubscriptionManager").RunMethod("from", Array(context))
    Dim infos As List = manager.RunMethod("getActiveSubscriptionInfoList", Null)
    For Each info As JavaObject In infos
        Log(info)
        'work with info
        'http://developer.android.com/reference/android/telephony/SubscriptionInfo.html
        Log(info.RunMethod("getCarrierName", Null)) 'Operator Name
    Next

 

Mikonios

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Everything seems correct. It compiles and executes without errors but the telephone number that it gives does not match anywhere near the telephone number of the device !!!
Why ???


 

MarcoRome

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Everything seems correct. It compiles and executes without errors but the telephone number that it gives does not match anywhere near the telephone number of the device !!!
Why ???


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Try PhoneId.GetLine1Number (Phone library).
If you have same result read this:
 

MarcoRome

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Hi MarcoRome,

I think the value of GetLine1Number and GetLine2Number are the IMEI's, not the phone numbers
No.

B4X:
/**
* Reads NumberPhone-1 and returns its content as a string.
*Example:<code>
*Dim sim As SimCard
*Dim text As String
*text = sim.GetLine1Number</code>
*/
  public String GetLine1Number() {
     String telephoneNumber = telephonyInfo.getNumberline1();
        if (telephoneNumber != null && telephoneNumber.charAt(0) == '+') {
            telephoneNumber=telephoneNumber.substring(1);
        }
        if (telephoneNumber != null && telephoneNumber.length() > 10 && telephoneNumber.charAt(0) == '1') {
            telephoneNumber=telephoneNumber.substring(1);
        }
     return telephonyInfo.getNumberline1();
    }

    

/**
* Reads NumberPhone-2 and returns its content as a string.
*Example:<code>
* Note: Utilize sim.IsDualSIM
*Dim sim As SimCard
*Dim text As String
*text = sim.GetLine2Number</code>
*/
  public String GetLine2Number() {
     String telephoneNumber = telephonyInfo.getNumberline2();
        if (telephoneNumber != null && telephoneNumber.charAt(0) == '+') {
            telephoneNumber=telephoneNumber.substring(1);
        }
        if (telephoneNumber != null && telephoneNumber.length() > 10 && telephoneNumber.charAt(0) == '1') {
            telephoneNumber=telephoneNumber.substring(1);
        }
     return telephonyInfo.getNumberline2();
    }
 

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