[DieterTschanz]

Hello,

i have an j2me application running on a 6600 which communicates over bluetooth with a linux computer. My problem is that i don't receive all of the data send from the 6600 to the linux box.

Code nokia 6600:

public void transmit(Packet aPacket) throws Exception{
ByteArrayOutputStream os = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
byte[] outer = null;
os.write(aPacket.getHeader().membersToData());
os.write(aPacket.getPayload());
outer = os.toByteArray();

// No exception gets thrown here...
if(outer.length>connection.getTransmitMTU()){
throw new Exception("MTU:"+connection.getTransmitMTU());
}
connection.send(outer);
// outer.lenth is 153 bytes
throw new Exception("TR:"+outer.length);
}


On the linux box i receive just 66 bytes (expecting 153). Using hcidump shows:

> ACL data: handle 0x0001 flags 0x02 dlen 70
L2CAP(d): cid 0x40 len 66 [psm 4097]
. . . . . . p a s s . . . ) c h . f h s
o . i 3 t . c s b . m g e . i n t e r a
c t i o n . T o u r V a l u e . . . . 2
0 0 4 0 5 0

The data received is the same as the data send from the 6600, except the length that is wrong.

Does anyone encountered similar problems? I start to believe that this is a bug in the Symbian OS....

Thanks for any information that might help.