[samialtundag]

Hi everyone,

We are developing a bluetooth service that is supposed to be publicly available without any permission.

We have a pairing problem on N70. Even though we set authenticate to false on connection string, N70 still asks for pairing.

What 's wrong. Has anybody come across with this?


Here is my server connection URL:

String connURL = "btspp://localhost:" +
Discovery.myServiceUUID +
";authenticate=false;authorize=false;encrypt=false" +
";name=" + Discovery.myServiceName;


This is how a client knows about its server connection.

StreamConnectionNotifier scn = (StreamConnectionNotifier) Connector.open(connURL);
ServiceRecord sr = LocalDevice.getLocalDevice().getRecord(scn);
hostUrl = sr.getConnectionURL(ServiceRecord.NOAUTHENTICATE_NOENCRYPT, false);


Thanks a lot,

[samialtundag]

It is ok after signing the midlet. Untrusted applications are required pairing, I guess.

[mattaylor20]

Hi, Im having the same probem with unwanted pairing. How do you sign the midlet so it is trusted.

cheers

Mat

[jimgilmour1]

Hi, This is very interesting. It good to find signing working with the N70

It is ok after signing the midlet. Untrusted applications are required pairing, I guess.

The answer to signing question being asked for

Hi, Im having the same probem with unwanted pairing. How do you sign the midlet so it is trusted.

see the document for s60 symbian:-

This document provides an overview of Symbian Signed for both Symbian OS pre and post v9 applications. It gives useful tips and explains the signing process step by step.

go to link
Signing help document tips

Could help
Jim