Bluetooth PBAP profile on Gingerbread

[sebastien...@gmail.com]

All,

I'm currently trying to use a BT carkit with Gingerbread. Pairing and autosync with device is working (phone contact are backup on carkit memory)

PBAP profile also allow to directly browse the device phonebook/sim phonebook.. When trying I got error "Not supported by device". Some android phone seems support this feature.

Is it a builtin supported feature or additional feature added by maniufacturer ?

In case of builti, anyone know how to enable it ?

Sebastien
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[Jaikumar Ganesh]

Hello

On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 7:07 AM, <sebastien...@gmail.com> wrote:
> All,
>
> I'm currently trying to use a BT carkit with Gingerbread. Pairing and autosync with device is working (phone contact are backup on carkit memory)
>
> PBAP profile also allow to directly browse the device phonebook/sim phonebook.. When trying I got error "Not supported by device". Some android phone seems support this feature.

Browsing SIM phone book via PBAP is not supported on stock Android.
Other Android manufacturers could have added it.

>
> Is it a builtin supported feature or additional feature added by maniufacturer ?
>
> In case of builti, anyone know how to enable it ?
>
> Sebastien
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[Sébastien Cayetanot]

Is there a way to confirm that by checking source code or Gingerbred
spec. This is an issue raised by people working with me and by the way
I need to prove that it's not support/built-in by default

Thx

On May 17, 8:19 pm, Jaikumar Ganesh <jaikum...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello
>

[Ajith Kamath]

Hi

 

Try looking in bluetoothService if Pbap is registered.

Also if u have binary and device , do sdptool browse local. This will give you list of registered services

You can also check init.rc if Pbap is reserved any channel.

 

Also likely cases are if you can find BluetoothPbapObexServerSession/BuetoothPbapReceiver.java files in your code.

I m not sure of exact file name.. Do a "find" on ur code path

 

You need to do this on pure Google code.(probably downloaded from git).

As far as i rem, Pbap is supported in GB

 

Hope this helps

 

Regards,

Ajith

[Jaikumar Ganesh]

Look at BluetoothPbapObexServer in packages/apps/Bluetooth for allowed
and not allowed path names.