Can not access network because not registered?

[hackqiang]

Hi all,
I got another problem when writing kindlet app
when I request HttpURLConnection, I got an error:

Network access is unavalibale because your kindle is not registered. Please register your kindle in setting and try again

And after I register amazon account, I can access network.
I tried using Jailbreak.jar for request AllPermission, but still the same problem.
Is there a way to connect network without register kindle?
Thank you!

[knc1]

Try:
WIFI_NO_NET_PROBE
in the root of visible storage
a file, no contents, no extension, case matters.

[hackqiang]

Originally Posted by knc1

Try:
WIFI_NO_NET_PROBE
in the root of visible storage
a file, no contents, no extension, case matters.

Thanks for your kind help, I tried, but the problem still exist.
Btw, I can access the internet by the "Experimental Browser"
and those are some part of you java code:

URL url= new URL(Url);
HttpURLConnection con = (HttpURLConnection)url.openConnection();

add more information:
I try to add the same code in KUAL, and KUAL meet the same problem,
So I guess, the limit is related with the amazon's java framework.

[Yourcat]

Reflection would be the preferred way to fix it if it's caused by the kindlet jars. With RetroWeaver this could work.

[hackqiang]

Originally Posted by Yourcat

Reflection would be the preferred way to fix it if it's caused by the kindlet jars. With RetroWeaver this could work.

Dear Yourcat,
I'm a newbie for java, Could you give more details?
Thank you.

Today I got the exception trackback:

com.amazon.kindle.kindlet.net.ConnectivityStateExc eption: Network access is unavailable because your Kindle is not registered. Please register your Kindle in Settings and then try again.
at com.amazon.kindle.kindlet.internal.net.j.openConne ction(vse:305)
at com.amazon.kindle.kindlet.internal.portability.net .B.openConnection(bue:1328)
at com.amazon.kindle.restricted.net.g.openConnection( vnd:1076)
at java.net.URL.openConnection(Compiled Method)(Unknown Source)

I tried to decompile the KindletBooklet-2.2.jar by Xjad, but "com.amazon.kindle.kindlet.internal.net" can't be found, it seems java code are obfuscated.

[Yourcat]

First you need to identify the method you want to modify. This should be a test for registration within Java.
Then you may modify the parameter or methods.
E. g.: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...n-deploying-an and http://www.sevagas.com/?Modify-any-J...ss-field-using