Bluetooth Point to Point Ex and sending

[mmaize]

Hi there,

I have modified the BtPointToPoint Example in that way, that I added a method sendData to CMessageServer (messageServer.cpp). The Method is pretty simple:

void CMessageServer::sendData() 
{    
iAcceptedSocket.Write(_L8("Test!"),iStatus);
SetActive();
}

In the RunL Method i call sendData directly after the connection was made.

...
    switch (iState)
        {
        case EConnecting:
            iLog.LogL(_L("Connected"));
            sendData();
...

The Receiver (which is a program running on a pc communicating via a usb dongle) receives the "Test!" message, but the application on the phone is terminated with the message "App BtPointToPoint closed".

Can anybody help me?

[symbianyucca]

please follow this link : http://www.newlc.com/article.php3?id_article=150

and do what they say, and then you'll get better error description when the application crashes.

Anyway, how are you handling the situation in RunL when the Write finishes.

yucca

[mmaize]

Hi Yucca,

tnx very much for the link.
The Problem was that I didnt understand active object really and tried to send although the object was already receiving.

The link was very useful!

Matthias

[Mich2424]

Hi all,

I have read this topic founding it very interesting:

The Nokia SDK 1.2 emulator only displays "Program Closed" when an application panics. To have the panic details like in SDK v1.0, you just have to create an empty file called ErrRd in Epoc32\Wins\c\system\Bootdata.

This also applies to the target devices (at least my 3650): create the same empty file in C:\system\Bootdata.

I'm using a Nokia6680. With this device is really possible to create this file? How can i locate the directory C:\system? And such a directory really exists?

Thank you!

[rpfilomeno]

Just use linux, it has complete C++ library for bluetooth using BlueZ bluetooth stack (works great with my billionton dongle). Then just modify the obex_push source code or just run it on the shell:

obex_push 9 <mac address> <filename>

*note: 9 = obex push (no key/pairing needed)

example: obex_push 9 00:0E:07:1B:17:2F myfling.jpg

[Mich2424]

ok thx, but two more questions about his:

- in which position my file will be pushed? How can it save on C:\system\Bootdata?

- how then I can read the file?

Thank you

[dolphinche]

Just use linux, it has complete C++ library for bluetooth using BlueZ bluetooth stack (works great with my billionton dongle). Then just modify the obex_push source code or just run it on the shell:

obex_push 9 <mac address> <filename>

*note: 9 = obex push (no key/pairing needed)

example: obex_push 9 00:0E:07:1B:17:2F myfling.jpg

It's OK to use port 9 with S60 phones, nokia phones. But different phones "listens" on different port for such service, OBEX Push etc. So You must use sdptool to browse for avaible services on Bluetooth module on telephone.