How are you, I would like to know if it is possible to get more that
one connection at the same time in MS Bluetooth Stack, i was trying
using threats buy whe I transmiting a file to one cellphone and I
start a new connection, the first connection stops, Also I tried with
widcomm but I got the same situation.
There is some way to do that (some tip or example), I am doing the
connections using btgeop.
Yes, I have the same problem under Windows. The same application works
fine under MacOSX but fails to connect more then one client under
Windows.
I can't believe this can be a bluetooth stack or code issue...
otherwise it shouldn't work under MacOSX....Right?
I will try to use some other bluetooth dongles now....
thomas
On Jan 20, 2:02 am, "Vlad Skarzhevskyy" <skarzhevs...@gmail.com>
wrote:
They key difference between MS and OS X is that OSX supports ParkMode this gives it ability to have more than seven connections.
If you are making two RFCOMM connections to from one device to another they should work. I tested this on RFCOMM MS stack connecting to Sony Ericson phone.
I have connected two mobile devices in a desktop application that uses Bluecove under MS Bluetooth stack and worked perfectly. The same did not worked on Linux (Bluez) using Avetana, the second device was always disconnecting.
> They key difference between MS and OS X is that OSX supports ParkMode > this gives it ability to have more than seven connections.
> If you are making two RFCOMM connections to from one device to another > they should work. > I tested this on RFCOMM MS stack connecting to Sony Ericson phone.
> I have connected two mobile devices in a desktop application that uses > Bluecove under MS Bluetooth stack and worked perfectly. The same did not > worked on Linux (Bluez) using Avetana, the second device was always > disconnecting.
> > They key difference between MS and OS X is that OSX supports ParkMode > > this gives it ability to have more than seven connections.
> > If you are making two RFCOMM connections to from one device to another > > they should work. > > I tested this on RFCOMM MS stack connecting to Sony Ericson phone.
BlueCove for Linux BlueZ bluecove-gpl http://snapshot.bluecove.org/bluecove-gpl/ is not future it is now. And yes multiple connections are working and are supported and tested on Linux
On 4/15/08, Bruno Ghisi <brun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 2008/4/15, Bruno Ghisi <brun...@gmail.com>: > > I have connected two mobile devices in a desktop application that uses > Bluecove under MS Bluetooth stack and worked perfectly. The same did not > worked on Linux (Bluez) using Avetana, the second device was always > disconnecting.
> > > They key difference between MS and OS X is that OSX supports ParkMode > this gives it ability to have more than seven connections.
> > > If you are making two RFCOMM connections to from one device to another > they should work. > > > I tested this on RFCOMM MS stack connecting to Sony Ericson phone.
> BlueCove for Linux BlueZ bluecove-gpl > http://snapshot.bluecove.org/bluecove-gpl/ is not future it is now. > And yes multiple connections are working and are supported and tested > on Linux
> On 4/15/08, Bruno Ghisi <brun...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I have searching in this list and I read in a thread that Avetana does > not > > support multiple connections > > ( > http://groups.google.com/group/bluecove-developers/browse_thread/thre... > ), > > anybody could confirm that? Is that feature planned for the BlueCove > package > > for Linux BlueZ?
> > Thanks in advance.
> > 2008/4/15, Bruno Ghisi <brun...@gmail.com>: > > > I have connected two mobile devices in a desktop application that uses > > Bluecove under MS Bluetooth stack and worked perfectly. The same did not > > worked on Linux (Bluez) using Avetana, the second device was always > > disconnecting.
> > > > They key difference between MS and OS X is that OSX supports > ParkMode > > this gives it ability to have more than seven connections.
> > > > If you are making two RFCOMM connections to from one device to > another > > they should work. > > > > I tested this on RFCOMM MS stack connecting to Sony Ericson phone.
Wow great! I really need to establish 2 connections in order to
complete my project. Is there any tip? because each time i connect 2
devices at the same time only one of them got connected while the
other one remain idle.
On Apr 16, 4:50 am, "Bruno Ghisi" <brun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have connected two mobile devices in a desktop application that uses
> Bluecove under MS Bluetooth stack and worked perfectly. The same did not
> worked on Linux (Bluez) using Avetana, the second device was always
> disconnecting.
> > They key difference between MS and OS X is that OSX supports ParkMode
> > this gives it ability to have more than seven connections.
> > If you are making two RFCOMM connections to from one device to another
> > they should work.
> > I tested this on RFCOMM MS stack connecting to Sony Ericson phone.
