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    Registered User vikrant_pc100's Avatar
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    Hi all,
    I am trying to send file using bluetooth obex push in j2me. when i send file to my samsung star next through my appllication, connection is created and it shows that file is being transferred. however it is not saved at remote device.
    Does anyone have idea why the file is not getting saved. Is there any way to know that the file is accepted on remote device?



    clientSession = (ClientSession) Connector.open(connectionURL);
    // connect using no headers
    HeaderSet rHeaders = clientSession.connect(null);
    if (rHeaders.getResponseCode() != ResponseCodes.OBEX_HTTP_OK) {
    // the connection could not be established
    throw new Exception( "Remote client returned invalid response code: " + rHeaders.getResponseCode());
    }
    finConnection = (FileConnection) Connector.open(fileName);
    fin = finConnection.openInputStream();
    // create a new set of headers
    HeaderSet headers = clientSession .createHeaderSet();
    long totalCount = finConnection.fileSize();
    headers.setHeader(HeaderSet.LENGTH, new Long(totalCount));
    headers.setHeader(HeaderSet.TYPE, getMimeType(fileName));
    headers.setHeader(HeaderSet.NAME, displayName);
    // create an operation using the headers
    op = clientSession.put(headers);
    // on this operation, create the output stream
    out = op.openOutputStream();
    int nBytes;
    byte[] bytes = new byte[1024];
    while ((nBytes = fin.read(bytes)) != -1) {
    out.write(bytes, 0, nBytes);
    }
    out.flush();


    Please help...

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    Which UUID do you connect to?

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    Registered User vikrant_pc100's Avatar
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    I connect to UUID 0x1105.

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    Do you use the original Samsung Star, the Samsung S5230? Normally, all unknown files end up in Samsung » Menu » My files » Other files. I have no clue because I use my very own OBEX implementation. Easy to code, actually. The original javax.obex packages were too buggy in my tests. Try to send just HeaderSet.NAME and comment the .TYPE and .LENGTH ones. Otherwise use an alternative OBEX implementation …

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    Registered User vikrant_pc100's Avatar
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    thanks... i am using Samsung Star Next, but files are not saved in Menu » My files » Other files.
    I will try ur solutions.

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    Should be the same for the Samsung S5233S. This is the same way how it works when you send a file over from a Apple Mac OS X computer.

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