Hi,
Is there a firmware I can put on my phone that has SPP available for
testing yet?
I've got one the the work in progress ION builds from xda-developers
on my Magic just now. Is this any help?
On May 29, 9:36 pm, Nick Pelly wrote:
> Hi Manny,
>
> Sounds like your socket was not getting clo
Hi Manny,
Sounds like your socket was not getting closed properly.
There is some discussion of a new interface BluetoothSocket.java on
android-platform. An implementation will soon be available in the open
source tree.
Nick
On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 5:14 AM, Manny wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am lo
Hello,
I am looking forward using the Bluetooth API.
For now I am sticking with RfcommSocket.java.
I have removed the @hide and recompiled the SDK.
With the new android.jar I can use RfcommSocket now.
I use a Developer Phone with the standard 1.5.
Can I use the standard firmware with RfcommSoc
Jonas Petersson wrote:
> For the record: Early access to such a firmware would be *MUCH* appreciated.
Code changes of the sort you are seeking should show up in
http://source.android.com. Your bigger challenge is in knowing when the
feature is sufficiently done that it is worthwhile testing out.
Nick Pelly wrote:
> 2009/5/20 moa :
>> What is the process for it becoming available on real devices?
>>
>> If an SDK update is released that supports SPP or RFCOMM. Does that
>> mean applications compiled on that SDK will run on current cupcake
>> devices (like the Magic) without any new firmware
2009/5/20 moa :
>
> What is the process for it becoming available on real devices?
>
> If an SDK update is released that supports SPP or RFCOMM. Does that
> mean applications compiled on that SDK will run on current cupcake
> devices (like the Magic) without any new firmware on the phone?
>
> Or o
What is the process for it becoming available on real devices?
If an SDK update is released that supports SPP or RFCOMM. Does that
mean applications compiled on that SDK will run on current cupcake
devices (like the Magic) without any new firmware on the phone?
Or once new BT support is added to
Hi Nick,
Could you update the current status on your RfcommSocket.java?
I really wanna use BT/RFCOMM.
BT
--Ahn
On 5월13일, 오후3시19분, Nick Pelly wrote:
> Just a quick heads up. I'm almost complete on reworking RfcommSocket.java to
> improve its interface, fix a number of bugs, and eventually make
On May 13, 9:19 am, Nick Pelly wrote:
> Just a quick heads up. I'm almost complete on reworking RfcommSocket.java to
> improve its interface, fix a number of bugs, and eventually make it a public
> API. I will soon post on android-platform once its ready for more eyes.
That is very good news.
I
Just a quick heads up. I'm almost complete on reworking RfcommSocket.java to
improve its interface, fix a number of bugs, and eventually make it a public
API. I will soon post on android-platform once its ready for more eyes.
Cheers,
Nick
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Zach Hobbs wrote:
>
>
Another note:
You don't really have to flash the image with the @hide gone, that
class will be accessible by any APK. You just need to have it visible
in your development environment.
-Zach
On May 12, 1:05 pm, Alin Radut wrote:
> On May 12, 7:00 am, Zach Hobbs wrote:
>
> > Did you change a
On May 12, 7:00 am, Zach Hobbs wrote:
> Did you change anything when you built the SDK? If not, then the
> classes will still not be visible.
>
> Hint: classes or methods with "@hide" in the comment block above the
> code are not visible in the jar built for the SDK.
I removed the @hide from Rf
Did you change anything when you built the SDK? If not, then the
classes will still not be visible.
Hint: classes or methods with "@hide" in the comment block above the
code are not visible in the jar built for the SDK.
-Zach
On May 11, 1:57 pm, Alin Radut wrote:
> On May 3, 10:46 am, Nick P
On May 3, 10:46 am, Nick Pelly wrote:
> > Thanks. RfcommSocket is hidden in the 1.5r1 SDK, is there any way I
> > can access it without compiling my own version of the framework?
>
> No
I see. I built both the system images and the SDK after following the
instructions from http://source.android.
> > Thanks. RfcommSocket is hidden in the 1.5r1 SDK, is there any way I
> > can access it without compiling my own version of the framework?
>
> No
Not even using reflection?
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On Saturday, May 2, 2009, Alin Radut wrote:
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> On Apr 22, 3:09 am, Nick Pelly wrote:
>> RfcommSocket.java is what you want. SPP is just rfcomm.
>>
>
> Thanks. RfcommSocket is hidden in the 1.5r1 SDK, is there any way I
> can access it without compiling my own version of the framework?
No
>
>
On Apr 22, 3:09 am, Nick Pelly wrote:
> RfcommSocket.java is what you want. SPP is just rfcomm.
>
Thanks. RfcommSocket is hidden in the 1.5r1 SDK, is there any way I
can access it without compiling my own version of the framework?
Alin
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On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 12:42 PM, Alin wrote:
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> Hello
>
> I realize that the Bluetooth API is subject to change over time and
> that the only available profiles are A2DP and AVCRP, but I am really
> interested about the options I have to develop an application using
> the Serial Port Profile. I
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