Bluetooth Attachment problem

[silviuccia]

Hi,
i need to read title of message bluetooth.
I send a text file, I try to read with command "idescription" but field is empty.
Write my code:

void CSmsHandler::SetMtmEntryL(TMsvId aEntryId)
	{
	   //Get the server entry from our session

	   CMsvEntry* entry = iSession->GetEntryL(aEntryId);

	   CleanupStack::PushL(entry);

	   //Check if our mtm is different from the mtm set to our entry
	   if ((iMtm == NULL) || (entry->Entry().iMtm != (iMtm->Entry()).Entry().iMtm))
	    {
	       //If so, we delete the old...
	       delete iMtm;
	       iMtm = NULL;

	       // ...and get a new one from the MtmRegistry
	       iMtm = iMtmRegistry->NewMtmL(entry->Entry().iMtm);
	    }
	    iMtm->SetCurrentEntryL(entry);

	   CleanupStack::Pop(entry);
	}

	TBool CSmsHandler::GetBluetoohAttachment( TMsvId aMessageId)
	{

	   _LIT(KBluetoothMessage, "Bluetooth");
	   //CEikonEnv::Static()->AlertWin(_L("start"),KBluetoothMessage);
	   SetMtmEntryL(aMessageId);

	   iMtm->LoadMessageL();

	   TMsvEntry MsvEntry = iMtm->Entry().Entry();

	   TBufC<20> itext(MsvEntry.iDetails);

	   if( itext == KBluetoothMessage)
	   {
	   	 // CEikonEnv::Static()->AlertWin(_L("dentro if"),KBluetoothMessage);
	      CMsvEntry& btEntry = iMtm->Entry();

	      CMsvEntrySelection* btChildren = btEntry.ChildrenL();
	      
	      
	      if (btChildren->Count() >= 1)
	      {

	         TMsvId btAtt = (*btChildren)[0];
	         btEntry.SetEntryL(btAtt); // switch context to CHILD entry

	         TBufC<20> itext3(MsvEntry.iDetails);
		 	 TBufC<20> itext2(MsvEntry.iDescription);
		 	 CEikonEnv::Static()->AlertWin(itext3,itext2);
		 	 
		 	 if (btEntry.HasStoreL())
	         {
	         
	         	CEikonEnv::Static()->AlertWin(_L("if 1"),_L("1"));
	            CMsvStore* store = btEntry.ReadStoreL();

	            CleanupStack::PushL(store);

	            CRichText* richText = CRichText::NewL(
	                              CEikonEnv::Static()->SystemParaFormatLayerL(),
	                              CEikonEnv::Static()->SystemCharFormatLayerL());
	            richText->Reset();
	            CleanupStack::PushL(richText);

	            if (store->HasBodyTextL())
	            {
	            	CEikonEnv::Static()->AlertWin(_L("if 2"),_L("2"));
	               // Get the SMS body text.
	               store->RestoreBodyTextL(*richText);


	               TPtrC ptr;
	               TCharFormat aFormat;
	               richText->GetChars(ptr,aFormat,0);

	              
	               CEikonEnv::Static()->AlertWin(_L("rich"), _L("store->HasBodyTextL()" ));
	            
	            }
	            else
	            {
	            CEikonEnv::Static()->AlertWin(_L("else 1"),_L("1"));
	               MMsvAttachmentManager& iAttMangr=store->AttachmentManagerL();

	               RFile attFile=iAttMangr.GetAttachmentFileL(0);

	               TBuf8<256> attFileBuf;

	               attFile.Read(attFileBuf);

	               attFile.Close();

	               TBuf<223>a;
	               a.Copy(attFileBuf);
	            }

	            CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(richText);
	            CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(store);
	         }
	         else
	         {
	            return EFalse;
	         }
	      }
	  	
	   }
	   return ETrue;
	}

My application return false, why??
Another question: How to know the device bluetooth that send this message?

Many thanks
Silvia

[ssn.kishore]

As files sent via bluetooth aren't shown as "messages" in the sent items folder, you can't get the name of the file sent. The message is sent so fast that our application doesn't get enough time to catch it and read its
"attachment store". In fact, most of the times my application returned "no store present". I had similar requirement but couldn't get it. However you can get the name of the file received via bluetooth. Check this thread to find the code.

[silviuccia]

As files sent via bluetooth aren't shown as "messages" in the sent items folder, you can't get the name of the file sent. The message is sent so fast that our application doesn't get enough time to catch it and read its
"attachment store". In fact, most of the times my application returned "no store present". I had similar requirement but couldn't get it. However you can get the name of the file received via bluetooth. Check this thread to find the code.

Many thanks
Silvia