[moved] Need some information- Please!

[kalpspugaz]

Hello,

I would like to know about whether it is possible to browse the file system(memory card) of Nokia x6 mobiles(specificaly) from the server side code and pull a text file from the memory card and read the file directly instead of letting the client code browse and push the file and transfer it to the server and then do open, read.

Currently, i have a code that searches the list of nearby mobile devices directly from my Laptop (server side-java-Eclipse) code. Is it possible to do the file transfer also in the same way? I tried, but the output i got is:

BlueCove version 2.1.0 on winsock
Address: 00247EA26464
Name: USER-PC
Starting device inquiry...
Device Inquiry Completed.
Bluetooth Devices:
1. 6C9B024DBF28 (Nokia X6-00)
2. 44F459B916A9 (Ds)
3. 101DC0B238D3 (B3410)
Choose the device to search for Obex Push service : 1

Searching for service...
Exception in thread "main" java.io.FileNotFoundException: E:\Received files\Apple.JPEG (The device is not ready)
at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(Unknown Source)
at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(Unknown Source)
at bt.BluetoothServiceDiscovery.main(BluetoothServiceDiscovery.java:116)
BlueCove stack shutdown completed



Please tell me whether this type of access is possible !!

Thanks in advance!

[kalpspugaz]

Any answers, please?

[symbianyucca]

luckily it is not possible. What would be the excat point of this ? sounds something not really usefull from the device users point of view.

[kalpspugaz]

Okay. Thank you so much for your reply!

[symbianyucca]

Anyway, the answer I gave you a bit general, basically would have wanted to you give a nice reason for a such application. And as said, it is not possible with devices normal firmware.

But if you would have an access to the devices and would be able to install an application in there. Then you could of course make your own BT service there, and keep it running in background. And in the service you could accept the connection and fetch the required information. This of course would mean that you can deliver the application to the device and the user would accept installing it.

[kalpspugaz]

Thanks again!

[mahbub_s60]

Hi,

Are planning to pull file from a remote device by Java ME application? I think there is way to pull it from other device by using OBEX protocol over Bluetooth. But in this case it is limited to only unprotected folders and remote device must accept the connection. See this Symbian C++ article, but you can do the same in Java ME. If this is not the case then you have to do as suggested by symbianyukka

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Is it possible to browse the file system(memory card) of Nokia x6 mobiles(specificaly) from the server side code and pull a text file from the memory card and read the file directly

Yes, as explained. No application required on the phone. That is the usual folder browsing feature provided by many Bluetooth drivers, or? However, I cannot comment your exception. You should ask BlueCove support channels or the one who created the tutorial/code you are using.