syntax for advertising a service with specific uuid
Quoted 11 lines · Marcel Holtmann
Hi Nikita,
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I'd like to create a client-server application in which a linux box (running bluez) will advertise a service by declaring a specific service uuid. the service needs to only be capable of sending / receiving strings so i'm assuming declaring a btspp service should be enough. that specific uuid will be embedded into a j2me midlet running on nokia 6600 (implementing jsr-82). the midlet will then search for service using url of format:
"btspp://1234567890123456789012" (uuid *has* to be chars long - nokia's apparent implementation limitation). so (correct me if i'm wrong )what i need is:
1.add Serial Port service via "sdptool add SP"
2.set attributeID0x0003(ServiceID) for the above Service Record to "1234567890123456789012"
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correct?
I am not familiar with Symbian phones or JSR-82, so I can't help here.
right. but i wasn't asking about what Symbian phones need, i was asking if the above two steps are what has to take place in Bluez to end up with a Linux Bluez-driven box advertising a SPP-based service with specific UUID.
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i'm not sure of the sdptool syntax for step 2.
problem:
1.when i do step 1, i get "Serial Port registered". but, if i issue "sdptool get SP" afterwards, i get description of "SDP Server" (0x1000). shouldn't it return something like "SerialPort" (0x1101) - service class id for SerialPort per bt spec?
note: actually even if i issue "sdptool add LAN", subsequent "sdptool get LAN" returns same description as above.
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I prefer you read the manpage of sdptool. The get command needs the record handle of the previous created record.
"man sdptool" returns nothing. the only thing i can look at is "sdptool --help". if that's not what you were referring to, where is sdptool's manpage?
%sdptool add --help
add [--channel] service
thanks
-nikita
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2. also, i couldn't figure out exact syntax to accomplish step 2 above (set attribute):
sdptool setattr --help returns"usage: sdptool get
rec_handleattrib_idattrib_value", which seems not to be what i need to do...Again. Look at the manpage.
Regards
Marcel
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i'm not sure of the sdptool syntax for step 2.
problem:
1.when i do step 1, i get "Serial Port registered". but, if i issue "sdptool get SP" afterwards, i get description of
"SDP Server" (0x1000). shouldn't it return something like "SerialPort" (0x1101) - service class id for SerialPort per bt spec?
note: actually even if i issue "sdptool add LAN", subsequent "sdptool get LAN" returns same description as above.Quoted 4 lines
I prefer you read the manpage of sdptool. The get command needs the record handle of the previous created record.
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"man sdptool" returns nothing. the only thing i can look at is "sdptool --help". if that's not what you were referring to, where is sdptool's manpage?
%sdptool add --help
add [--channel] service
thanks
Maybe you are using an old/custom package of the bluez-utils that doesn't contain it.
Check out CVS for the specific manpage:
bluez-utils/utils/tools/sdptool.1
or upgrade your system too newest utils version, which should install man page by default.
nicholas
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