[tfm]

I just wanna ask is the following thing possible:

A bluetooth device runs 2 thread A & B.
thread A is running an RFCOMM service on it and Thread B is acting as a slave to another piconet.

When thread A receives a message from some other bluetooth device, it just passes the message to Thread B which can send it to the master to which it is acting as a slave.

In short is this the way to make a device act as master for 1 piconet and slave for another piconet ?

Thanks

[jimgilmour1]

Originally Posted by tfm

I just wanna ask is the following thing possible:

A bluetooth device runs 2 thread A & B.
thread A is running an RFCOMM service on it and Thread B is acting as a slave to another piconet.

When thread A receives a message from some other bluetooth device, it just passes the message to Thread B which can send it to the master to which it is acting as a slave.

In short is this the way to make a device act as master for 1 piconet and slave for another piconet ?

Thanks

Have you tried using two Bluetooth devices on Windows XP. Both my BT USB stubs were detected.

I modified the Bluecove and changed intelbth.dll to intelbth2.dll
copied and changed file com_intel_bluetooth_BluetoothPeer.h
to com_intel_bluetooth2_BluetoothPeer.h

and all entries called
JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_com_intel_bluetooth_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
to entries
JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_com_intel_bluetooth2_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

For java change the file \BlueCoveWinXP\src\com\intel\bluetooth\
BluetoothPeer.java
from

PHP Code:

public class BluetoothPeer
{
    static {
        System.loadLibrary("intelbth");
    }
    
    class InquiryThread extends Thread
..
..
.. 


to

PHP Code:

public class BluetoothPeer
{
    static {
        System.loadLibrary("intelbth2");
    }
    
    class InquiryThread extends Thread 


System.loadLibrary("intelbth2");

Rebuild the new code and now you can have one device set as master and one as slave with your code passing information between adapters.

This is two networks that are using two seperate bluetooth networks
Jim