[mainul_2001]

Hi.

What type of Debugging Environment do we have in the Series 60 SDK for debugging programs written in C++ with the SDK? Can I step through the program on the Emulator or what can I do to check my program before downloading it in the Phone ? And also, with the SDK we have only 1 Emulator, so how do I know that the program will do the same in the 7650? is there any way to change the Emulator to mimic 7650? Another question is, through the SDK C++ APIs, which layer of BT Protocol do we have access to? IS it the transport layer, or Physical Layer or Data Link Layer or what? What are the layers we can program witht the C++ or Java APIs?

[seppo_fn]

With the Series 60 SDK you'll need MS Visual C++ Studio. There you can debug your code.
You can also run your program on the Series 60 emulator, either in debug or release mode. The emulator is mimicing a Series 60 phone, such as Nokia 7650. Of course the performance varies a little and with Bluetooth applications, there are some limitations in functionality. If you test a Bluetooth application, in practice you'll need at least one real phone to verify the functionality of your application (you can try with the emulator in the other end).

You have access to the following Bluetooth protocols:
in Transport layer: OBEX, RFCOMM, and SDP
in Data link layer: L2CAP and fairly limited access to HCI


Further information on Bluetooth application development possibilities can be found on the SDK (in SDK Help) and at:
http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/1,,1_43_40,00.html

-Seppo
Forum Nokia