Example usage for android.net.wifi SupplicantState DISCONNECTED

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for android.net.wifi SupplicantState DISCONNECTED.

Prototype

SupplicantState DISCONNECTED

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Document

This state indicates that client is not associated, but is likely to start looking for an access point.

Usage

From source file:com.geniatech.client_phone.wifi.WifiStatusTest.java

private void setSupplicantStateText(SupplicantState supplicantState) {
    if (SupplicantState.FOUR_WAY_HANDSHAKE.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("FOUR WAY HANDSHAKE");
    } else if (SupplicantState.ASSOCIATED.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("ASSOCIATED");
    } else if (SupplicantState.ASSOCIATING.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("ASSOCIATING");
    } else if (SupplicantState.COMPLETED.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("COMPLETED");
    } else if (SupplicantState.DISCONNECTED.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("DISCONNECTED");
    } else if (SupplicantState.DORMANT.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("DORMANT");
    } else if (SupplicantState.GROUP_HANDSHAKE.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("GROUP HANDSHAKE");
    } else if (SupplicantState.INACTIVE.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("INACTIVE");
    } else if (SupplicantState.INVALID.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("INVALID");
    } else if (SupplicantState.SCANNING.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("SCANNING");
    } else if (SupplicantState.UNINITIALIZED.equals(supplicantState)) {
        mSupplicantState.setText("UNINITIALIZED");
    } else {//from ww w . j av  a2  s .  c  o m
        mSupplicantState.setText("BAD");
        Log.e(TAG, "supplicant state is bad");
    }
}

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