Re: [Bluez-users] l2test problem

[Swarup Mohalik <mohalik@india.hp.com>]

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  Thanks a lot Marcel and Xavier.

Actually I started with a client on the linux PC and a symbian server
on the nokia 3650. I used the API's for l2cap sockets and had set the
psm to 5 (arbitrary choice). Then i got the
    connection refused(111)
message from the PC.

It was now that I wanted to use l2test as a client (just for the 
connection part).
So I changed the psm in l2test.c to 5 and tested. But connection still 
gets refused.
The reason for connect response is always - "psm not supported".

Does this mean that the nokia device may not have l2cap socket support?
I did not find any such information though on the web.

Marcel, please tell me if I am not addressing the forum.

Regards,
Swarup


Xavier Garreau wrote:

>>yes, they are the uint16 numbers besides the uuid16 protocol UUID for
>>L2CAP, but why do you want them? You asked about a mobile phone and most
>>of them are based on the higher layer RFCOMM. So far I haven't seen any
>>phone that support BNEP, HID or HCRP. And this means that in your case
>>only two PSM's are supported. PSM 1 for the SDP requests and PSM 3 for
>>the RFCOMM protocol.
>>    
>>
>
>Symbian Phones like Nokia 3650 allows you to use an L2CAP (or higher) api
>for application programming.
>
>But as with other bluetooth applications, you of course must have a server
>llistening on a given PSM for it to answer "Connection accepted" (0).
>
>mohalik, you should have a look at development papers from Sony Ericcson
>(and maybe nokia) on symbian bluetooth programming (Basically, they also
>provide a socket interface).
>
>http://developer.sonyericsson.com/ (you'll have to create an account first)
>
>BR,
>  
>


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