Active Bluetooth profile cannot be resolved on Symbian (Known Issue)
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| − | + | {{Abstract|Symbian does not have a C++ api for determining the active Bluetooth profile in any version.}} | |
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| + | == Description == | ||
| − | + | The Bluetooth profile defines a possible set of Bluetooth operations - for example, the Basic Imaging Profile (BIP) defines how an imaging device can send an image to a remote device, or how an imaging device can print an image. There are about 22 Bluetooth profiles, many of which are overlapping and closely related. | |
| − | The Bluetooth profile defines | + | |
| − | + | A Bluetooth-enabled device can be connected to a remote device by using any of the connectable profiles. There is no way to determine which profile is in use. | |
| − | A Bluetooth-enabled device can be connected to a remote device by using any of the connectable profiles. | + | |
== Solution == | == Solution == | ||
No solution. Currently Symbian C++ does not provide any APIs which can be used to find out which profile is being used while the device is connected. | No solution. Currently Symbian C++ does not provide any APIs which can be used to find out which profile is being used while the device is connected. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:39, 1 August 2012
Symbian does not have a C++ api for determining the active Bluetooth profile in any version.
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Devices(s): All (S60)
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Platform(s): S60 (All platform versions)
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Created: User:Technical writer 1
(23 Oct 2008)
Last edited: hamishwillee
(01 Aug 2012)
Description
The Bluetooth profile defines a possible set of Bluetooth operations - for example, the Basic Imaging Profile (BIP) defines how an imaging device can send an image to a remote device, or how an imaging device can print an image. There are about 22 Bluetooth profiles, many of which are overlapping and closely related.
A Bluetooth-enabled device can be connected to a remote device by using any of the connectable profiles. There is no way to determine which profile is in use.
Solution
No solution. Currently Symbian C++ does not provide any APIs which can be used to find out which profile is being used while the device is connected.
