Re: [Bluez-devel] iPAQ with Linux and an iPAQ with PocketPC

["Pieter De Mil" <mil@pandora.be>]

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iPAQ with Linux and an iPAQ with PocketPCHello Stephen,

On the PocketPC site you can write a C#.Net Compact Framework application.
You can open a COM-port (8:outbound or 5:inbound).

If you want the pocketpc to start the communication, you'll have to offer a service on the linux ipaq.
I do it the other way, my linuxmachine is starting the connection. So I use com5 on the pocketpc. Search for the NETSerial library.

On linux, you can work with the rfcomm-tool.

If you manage to offer a service, and let the pocketpc start the connection, let us know :)

regards,
Pieter



  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Mclean, Stephen 
  To: bluez-devel@lists.sourceforge.net 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2005 6:41 PM
  Subject: [Bluez-devel] iPAQ with Linux and an iPAQ with PocketPC


  Hello, 

  I'm fairly new with Linux and Bluetooth.  I'm trying to send a message from one PDA using PocketPC and reading the same message on the Linux iPAQ (using GPE).  A good goal for right now, would be to be able to send "Hello, World!" to a PDA and have the other PDA respond back with "I got your message" or something like that.  Does anyone know of any good links on the website to learn how to do this?  Maybe a list of general commands in Linux that I could look at and figure out how to send messages over bluetooth to PocketPC?  I'd appreciate any help.  Thanks!

  Stephen 

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