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Hi,
I am writing a java application which receives images over bluetooth. When external device sends the image it is ending up in the inbox while my application is still waiting. When I looked at the services running on my device from a PC it is showing two services running. The software on the PC is allowing me to send the files to service of my choice and it works. Unfortunately the other device doesn't allow me to do that. Is there any to shutdown the builtin obex push service ? Thanks, Ram |
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C:\WTK25\apps\BluetoothDemo\src\example\bluetooth\demo basically you pick another uuid like uuid myuid = UUID("0x8654",true); and use myuid in your send and receive bluetooth apps. Therefore the information will not go to the inbox, this is similar to turning off obex push reciever GoodLuck Jim |
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Thanks Jim,
But I have no control over the sending side. It is a device which always looks for standard obex push profile. Hence the uid I use cannot be used by the other side. Ram |
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