Bluetooth Object Push?

Hi Guys!

I am trying to use the OBEX example, which comes with SDK serie 60, at the P800 (UIQ). I have experienced that after sending a file from my mobile phone to my computer, this file is corrupted. I have solved that doing a temporary copy of the file. The problem is that I want to send MP3 files and I would like to send it without doing any temporary copy. Have you experienced that problem?

The source code that I have used is below.

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void BTSendAPI::ConnectToServerL()
{
   TObexBluetoothProtocolInfo protocolInfo;

   protocolInfo.iTransport.Copy(KServerTransportName);
   protocolInfo.iAddr.SetBTAddr(iServiceSearcher->BTDevAddr());
   protocolInfo.iAddr.SetPort(iServiceSearcher->Port());

   if (iClient)
   {
       delete iClient;
       iClient = NULL;
   }
   iClient = CObexClient::NewL(protocolInfo);

   iClient->Connect(iStatus);
   SetActive();
}

void BTSendAPI::SendFile(const TDesC& aFileName)
   {
    iCurrObject->Reset();
    iCurrObject->SetNameL(_L("Test"));
    iCurrObject->InitFromFileL(aFileName);
    SendMessageL();
   }

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Best regards,

Fernando Soler

Hi Maverik!

I apologize that I didn't defined the meaning of my variables. I had already done what you mentioned. But as I have told in my first message, after sending it the file is corrupted. I mean the file is received perfectly but the file is removed at the mobile phone is removed. This problem didn't happen at the serie 60, only at the P800.

 /*! @var iClient manages the obex client connection */
 CObexClient* iClient;

 /*! @var iCurrObject the obex object to transfer */
CObexFileObject* iCurrObject;

I have used two triks for solving that problem. First I made a copy of the file. But this solution was not feasible if I wanted to send MP3. The second solution was to modify the attributes of the file to set up it as read-only. In that way the file was not deleted.



Best regards,

Fernando

I had the same problem some weeks ago and I solved it by changing the service identifier. I think the problem is that there is already an OBEX server in Symbian (I mean a native one) and it has priority over other OBEX server (I'm developing for Nokia Series60). So when you advertise a new service in a new channel you can catch the file (object) you receive.

It's working for me and even, after all this stuff, you don't need to develop a new picture viewer, you can use the symbian one.

I hope it helps,

Cheers

Hi

I am a newbie on Symbian development - the post by ajsanchez - I am facing the same problem i.e. I am unable to receive the file from the PC in my application which runs an obex server, it goes into the INBOX

Could you please explain what exactly you mean by changing the service identifier in a bit of detail . (Also when you advertise a new service on a new channel, what code should be written on the PC side? I mean right now I am using Windows XP with service Pack 2 to send a file manually without any code on the PC side)

Basically, I want to receive files from the PC in my application running on the phone and not into the inbox - How do I acheive this?

Thanks in advance,

Archit