Re: [Bluez-devel] WindowsCE and DUND

[Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>]

Hi Ronny,

> I am using RedHat Fedora Core 1 with the latest updates. I remember
> from earlier on, that in order to provide connectivity to a WindowsCE
> device I need to run
> dund --listen --msdun call synce-device
> 
> which will register with SDP automatically.
> 
> 2 questions
> 
> 1) I created a section in /etc/bluetooth/rfcommd.conf called rfcomm1,
> pointing to channel 1. If I then use
> dund --listen --msdun -P rfcomm1 call synce-device
> will it always listen on channel 1 so once configured devices are
> connecting to the right channel?

the config file rfcomm.conf has nothing to do with dund. Both are
different applications and also an outgoing connection to channel 1 and
an incoming connection to channel 1 results in two different DLCI's.

And the argument for -P is the only channel number.

> 2) In order to sync you need to create an ActiveSync session. This is
> searching for SP (serial port) service on the linux host, but dund
> registers LAN service only. Is there any option to have dund register
> both LAN and SP? Or am I mistaken? And why does calling
> sdptool add SP
> works afterwards, how does it route the request for the SP to dund?

Go ahead and modify the dund application to take another argument like
--spp, so it will add a serial port record instead of a LAN service. You
don't need both. If you had done this send me a patch.

SDP is like DNS only a lookup database. You can also do anything without
it, if you know where and how to connect.

Regards

Marcel




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