Obex File Transfer
I'm trying to run ObexFTP or Obex Push Deamon on my Zaurus running Bluez, so that I can use it as a file server. I am looking for any documentation about how can i set this up? I got the sdp service registered and got it discovered by other devices but since no obex server application is running, I couldn't get any far.
Can anyone clarify me how does the service listed by SDP interacts with the actual deamon process? Is it possible to run a service without being advertised by SDP? I assume that sdp is just a simple registry of services available.
Thanks in advance.
cheers
Zia
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Marcel Holtmann
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I'm trying to run ObexFTP or Obex Push Deamon on my Zaurus running Bluez, so that I can use it as a file server. I am looking for any documentation about how can i set this up? I got the sdp service registered and got it discovered by other devices but since no obex server application is running, I couldn't get any far.
Can anyone clarify me how does the service listed by SDP interacts with the actual deamon process? Is it possible to run a service without being advertised by SDP? I assume that sdp is just a simple registry of services available.
I haven't found the time to write a Bluetooth FTP daemon and I don't know if you can run ObexFTP in server mode to achieve this job.
Regards
Marcel
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Marcel Holtmann
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Well in next few days I will have some spare time for coding. If you can guide me through then I am willing to contribute in writing FTP daemon.
I don't know what you exactly expect from me. If you ask for a step by step guide in Bluetooth and OBEX programming I can actually write it by myself. I suggest that you try starting by yourself while you look at the source code of the other programs and from CVS. If you have specific questions, post them to the developer mailing list and I will try to answer them.
Regards
Marcel
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Am Fr, den 16.01.2004 schrieb Marcel Holtmann um 15:11:
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Hi Zia,
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I'm trying to run ObexFTP or Obex Push Deamon on my Zaurus running Bluez, so that I can use it as a file server. I am looking for any documentation about how can i set this up? I got the sdp service registered and got it discovered by other devices but since no obex server application is running, I couldn't get any far.
Can anyone clarify me how does the service listed by SDP interacts with the actual deamon process? Is it possible to run a service without being advertised by SDP? I assume that sdp is just a simple registry of services available.
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I haven't found the time to write a Bluetooth FTP daemon and I don't know if you can run ObexFTP in server mode to achieve this job.
The gnome-obex-send and gnome-obex-server work perfectly well! They belong IMHO to the gnome-bluetooth package...
I have successfully transferred arbitrary data objects to and from a Siemens S55 mobile phone.
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Regards
Marcel
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