Re: [Bluez-users] JSR-82 using D-Bus

[Manuel Naranjo <naranjo.manuel@gmail.com>]

Hi Vlad
> My goal is to make open source JSR-82 and certify it with Motorola.
> I can't do this with windows corporates. They will not make a minimal
> modifications in the core to make it possible to make JSR-82 complaint
> (100%) implementation on top...
>   
Great, I would like to help. And I think the company I work for will 
fully support me on this.
>   Does this mean you will help me with advise while I'm doing JSR-82
> on top of BlueZ?
>
>   I'm big fun of java :) and I can write in C/C++.  As it is right now
> I managed to create nearly compliant implementation on windows. There
> are some missing parts that I can't fix in WIDCOMM to certify
> implementation with Motorola.  Also I'm hoping to make a version for
> Toshiba stack. The API they have looks very promising. But this after
> BlueZ.
>
>   I just started with BlueZ and managed to create device discovery
> using D-Bus java binding. As I see there are many places where the are
> missing documentation in BlueZ or unimplemented functionality e.g
> Service framework does not give me ability to register L2CAP service.
> Also if I want to register RFCOMM service but don't want map it to com
> port and just handle it using sockets (not via D-Bus).....
>
>   So now I'm going for one week to the cottage. When back I will start
> making noise in this group again
I'm a big fun of java too. And I like C, right now I'm writing an app 
that opens an spp server, interacts with the spp clients, and then sends 
data to web server. The code is 100% GPL and written in C. But I think 
that doing it in Java could make my life much easier.

Have you see the d-bus api for Java, maybe you can use it to avoid JNI 
as much as possible.

There's also Avetana BT, I had patched it a bit to get it compile and 
used it. But it's too old, and a bit buggy, it's still using loads of 
hci calls, and I agree with Marcel idea of not using hci calls outside 
from hcid.

Cheers,
Manuel



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