Hello Denis,

On 07/15/2011 09:18 PM, Denis Kenzior wrote:
> Does mobile-broadband-provider actually have multiple settings yet? If
> not, then this might need to be set to 1 until it does.

Actually, it does.

> Why is this const?  You're performing some nasty casting later because
> it is.  If you're assigning the result of g_strdup to this variable,
> then it shouldn't be const in the first place ;)
> My concern is that this is not valgrind safe, but more importantly, why
> don't we use an enum here?  That would save us some string comparisons.

Sure, this const isn't necessary at all. Enum is also a good idea here, I will 
update.

> I'm a little unclear on how we handle multiple matches of the same
> mcc/mnc.  To my understanding these are different plans within the same
> provider and some user intervention is required to select the right
> plan.  Or it could be that the operator is actually an MVNO, which is
> why the SPN provided by oFono in order to to distinguish between them.
>
> So it sounds like that if we encounter entries where multiple matches
> are possible, we should not actually provision the context.

To my understanding, multiple matches of the same mcc/mnc might be because of:

  - Different kind of settings (internet/mms/wap).
  - Different plans for the same kind of setting (prepaid/postpaid).
  - MVNO.

A few possible solutions in order to avoid the ambiguity would be:

1. One could try guess the type of settings out of the access point name. This 
should work with a few exceptions, which could be handled case by case.

2. Same as item 1, except when the kind of settings can't be guessed, just not 
to provision the context and let the user possibility to choose.

3. To introduce additional tags (internet, mms, wap, prepaid, postpaid).

Any thoughts?

And yet a question regarding not provisioning the context. How should this be 
achieved by plugin:

- Passing no settings to oFono?
- Passing all found settings to oFono, but indicating that the user intervention 
is required?

Anyway, thanks for the comments and ideas. I will prepare another patch.

Regards,
Oleg

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