[Bluez-users] Where I can find description ??

[Bluez-users] Where I can find description ??

[Zbyszek]

hi all

My name is Zbyszek. My final year project includes communication between ce=
ll phone and pc via Bluetooth.I have problem with BlueZ. My problem is that=
, I never programmed in Bluetooth and when I look at source code in directo=
ry "test" I see many function f.e. "getsockopt(s, SOL\_L2CAP, L2CAP\_OPTION=
S, \&opts, \&opts\_len)" but there is no describtion for them. So I'm askin=
g you, could you tell me, where I can find any documentations describing th=
ese functions.
It is very important for me, and I have little time left.=20
I will be very grateful for any help.

regards
Zbyszek


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Re: [Bluez-users] Where I can find description ??

[Marcel Holtmann]

Hi Zbyszek,

> My name is Zbyszek. My final year project includes communication between cell phone and pc via Bluetooth.I have problem with BlueZ. My problem is that, I never programmed in Bluetooth and when I look at source code in directory "test" I see many function f.e. "getsockopt(s, SOL\_L2CAP, L2CAP\_OPTIONS, \&opts, \&opts\_len)" but there is no describtion for them. So I'm asking you, could you tell me, where I can find any documentations describing these functions.

if you want to access your mobile phone you should not look at L2CAP,
you should look at RFCOMM. The RFCOMM socket programming is much simpler
and there are plenty good examples. You can look at attest.c to see how
to read the phonebook using AT commands. Maybe my slides from my last
workshop are also helpful

	http://www.holtmann.org/papers/bluetooth/wtc2003_slides.pdf

And of course you can look at the Gnokii or MultiSync projects.

Regards

Marcel




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