Hi.
On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 5:44 PM, yoshitaka tokusho wrote:
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> This is a great work. Thank you, Stefano.
Thank you.
> Just one question. I'm wondering if this API is not thread-safe. Is
> this assumption correct?
You are right: it is not thread-safe (that would be too much for the
first rel
This is a great work. Thank you, Stefano.
Just one question. I'm wondering if this API is not thread-safe. Is
this assumption correct?
Y.T.
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This is a pretty neat API, good stuff Stefano.
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 11:55 PM, Stefano Sanna
(gerdavax) wrote:
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> Hi all.
>
> I've written a simple library that provides access to some Bluetooth
> features: local device properties, remote device discovering, pairing
> and client rfcomm connect
Hi.
I never tried that. Current delivery plan is:
0.1: current release (bt on/off, device discovery, rfcomm client)
0.2: sdp
0.3: rfcomm server
I will try to work on SCO for 0.4 release.
Ciao,
Stefano.
On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 4:32 PM, pierre wrote:
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> Hi !
> Do you have any solution for setti
Hi !
Do you have any solution for setting up the SCO channel for a
Bluetooth headset ?
Would it be possible with reflexion on ScoSocket.java instead of
RfcommSocket.java for example ?
Thanks!
Pierre
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Can't wait to try this on wiimote. Anyone tried it already? does it work?
-Marc
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 2:55 PM, Stefano Sanna (gerdavax) <
gerda...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi all.
>
> I've written a simple library that provides access to some Bluetooth
> features: local device properties, remote
Very cool! I just tried the sample application with the HTC myTouch,
and it worked perfect. Thanks for sharing the library!!
On Jul 24, 7:29 am, Steve wrote:
> > I've written a simple library that provides access to some Bluetooth
> > features: localdeviceproperties, remotedevicediscovering, pai
> I've written a simple library that provides access to some Bluetooth
> features: local device properties, remote device discovering, pairing
> and client rfcomm connections management. Currently service discovery
> and other feature are not supported. This library does not require a
> rooted dev
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 12:40 AM, Hazam wrote:
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> Amazing work.
> You simply can't close doors to programmers in an open source
> environment
> keep up!
>
> -Emanuele
You are totally right. And programmers know that sharing is much more
funny than keeping undercover.
Ciao,
Ste.
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On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 8:24 PM, jdesbonnet wrote:
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> Ah: I didn't notice a bt pairing alert in the background. I entered
> '' and I get NMEA streaming to my screen. Amazing! Now I have IO
> capability.
ops and I didn't noticed this message before replying to you
previous one! :-)
> For
Hi Joe.
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 6:43 PM, jdesbonnet wrote:
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> This is very interesting. I thought that rfcomm simply wasn't possible
> with Android Cupcake. Just tried it on my HTC Magic (Vodafone branded,
> running 1.5 API) with a bluetooth GPS receiver. I selected GPS RFCOMM,
> "Scan" from men
Amazing work.
You simply can't close doors to programmers in an open source
environment
keep up!
-Emanuele
On Jul 23, 2:24 pm, jdesbonnet wrote:
> Ah: I didn't notice a bt pairing alert in the background. I entered
> '' and I get NMEA streaming to my screen. Amazing! Now I have IO
> capabil
Ah: I didn't notice a bt pairing alert in the background. I entered
'' and I get NMEA streaming to my screen. Amazing! Now I have IO
capability. For the record I have a HTC Magic, Vodafone branded,
firmware 1.5, kernel 2.6.27-00393-g6607056, build CRC1.
Stefano -- excellent work!!
Joe.
On J
Very interesting indeed, I need to check it out.
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 12:43 PM, jdesbonnet wrote:
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> This is very interesting. I thought that rfcomm simply wasn't possible
> with Android Cupcake. Just tried it on my HTC Magic (Vodafone branded,
> running 1.5 API) with a bluetooth GPS receive
This is very interesting. I thought that rfcomm simply wasn't possible
with Android Cupcake. Just tried it on my HTC Magic (Vodafone branded,
running 1.5 API) with a bluetooth GPS receiver. I selected GPS RFCOMM,
"Scan" from menu, then selected the GPS device, but no NMEA data
unfortunately.
I'll
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