I think having understood the main concepts of RFCOMM

connections (DLC, DLCI ...) however I really wonder about

multi processing (globally and in BlueZ specifically)

- If I want to write a service (published in the SDP) for example

on channel 9, can I write a forking server (forking at each accept

so it can accept a new incoming connection from another

remote device while the first connection is being managed ?)

We assume we have only one bdaddr (bluetooth adaptor) in local

I suppose it could lead to 2 concurrent connection tuples like these ones :

( (local_bdaddr, channel 9) - (remote1_addr, channel9) )

( (local_bdaddr, channel 9) - (remote2_addr, channel9) )

Is it possible ? Without any conflicts ? I know on the local service

we would have the same DLCI for both sockets. In TCP it would be

possible with REUSEADDR, would it be the same here ?

- Now taking a reverse problem, let's assume I have a client

application that will "push" content to mobile phones, on channel 9.

Can I run concurrent pushers on my computer ?

Concurrent tuples would look like the same as formerly, except

that the server / client roles are reversed here.

Thanks a lot for helping me, believe I have searched a lot before

asking !

Oli