Re: [Bluez-users] Re: sdp problem

[Alain Volmat <avolmat@src.ricoh.co.jp>]

Hi Michael,

as Luis wrote you need to write a little program which listen as a specif=
ic
(protocol/channel).

As far as file transfer/object push, I think both are located on the top
of the OBEX layer what you should do is to play a bit with openobex.

As far as headset/handsfree are concerned, it needs SCO and AT commands
directly on the top of RFCOMM (if I remember correctly), so for handling
of AT commands, you can directly use RFCOMM socket (socket,bind,listen,ac=
cept).

Regards,

Alain


* Ka Kin Cheung [Mon, 28 Feb 2005 at 12:06 +0800]
<quote>
> Hi Soraberri!
>     I wish to know how to implement the basic service profiles such as =
SIM Access, headset, handsfree, file transfer and Object Push so that the=
 Linux PC can listen for the T610 client to connect to the PC? Thank you =
very much.
> Michael
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> soraberri <421246@posta.unizar.es> wrote:
> Hi,
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> Ka Kin Cheung wrote:
> > Hi!
> > The strange thing is here:
> > For Linux, when my phone searched for my PC, the PC can be found and=20
> > then added in the "My device" list, but when I looked at "Service lis=
t",=20
> > none service can be found. Then I opened Windows XP and the bluetooth=
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> > dongle driver was installed in my PC. Then I press "update" key to=20
> > update services, and I found headset, synchronisation, object push an=
d=20
> > file transfer in the "Service list" for my Windows PC. So, how can I =
do=20
> > for sdp in my Linux PC as my project is done on Linux? Thank you very=
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> > much for your kindness.
> > Michael
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> You can advertise standard services in Linux using 'sdptool add ...' bu=
t
> advertising is not the same as offering... To offer a real service, an
> application has to be implemented and listening for clients at the
> appropiate network protocols and ports. Maybe what it is happening in
> windows is that most basic profiles are already implemented and
> correctly advertised. With BlueZ you can also advertise them in order
> to be seen by a remote device, but they won't work until you don't
> implement them. I hope this helps.
>=20
> regards,
> Luis
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