Ups, there is the "available" function. I was reading the wrong API,
xD.
On 1 jul, 08:44, Gorka wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thank you, it seems that is exactly what I wanted. I have not tested
> it but apparently it works. By the way, I saw there is not an specific
> function defined by the FileInputStream
Hi,
Thank you, it seems that is exactly what I wanted. I have not tested
it but apparently it works. By the way, I saw there is not an specific
function defined by the FileInputStream class to know the number of
bytes of the picture; do you know how can I get this value. I mean, I
am using this co
Hi,
I happened to have written something similar just recently. How about
just opening the file with FileInputStream and use read() to read out
the byte[]? On the receiver end, you just write() with
FileOutputStream. Or did you just want to send the pixel data from
memory to memory?
I hope thi
I am sorry that I forgot to say that the photos are in JPEG format
On 29 jun, 09:26, Gorka wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to send a photo from my Android device to a laptop via
> Bluetooth. Right now I have a gallery on the screen where the photos
> are depicted. What I want to do is to click a
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