bluetooth-sendto

September 11, 2007 on 10:32 pm | In GNOME, obex-data-server |

So I’m continuing development of obex-data-server. Now that it’s pretty much finished and the D-Bus API shouldn’t change anymore, I can start doing some apps that actually use it.

First such app is bluetooth-sendto which is gonna be part of bluez-gnome. It’s a Object Push client which can be used to send one or more files to another Bluetooth device. I’m glad that I could reuse some older code from gnome-bluetooth for this application, hence it’s feature-complete already.

And now for some screenies:
bluetooth-sendto
sending file with bluetooth sendto

bluetooth-sendto
sending several files, file is rejected by remote device

Now I’m not so sure when one could expect this app to show up in official bluez-gnome package, but I’m working on getting obex-data-server for it’s first public release and only then it might be the time.

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  1. Hi,

    Exits sample using Python and Transfer Service ?

    Regards,
    Addo

    Comment by Addo — September 14, 2007 #

  2. Hi,
    Check out “test” directory in source. Newest version of source can be checked out from svn://muiline.com/obex-data-server/trunk.

    ods-server-test.py is for testing servers. Can be launched like this: ods-server-test.py <server type> <server root directory>. Server type can be “opp” or “ftp”.

    ods-session-test.py is for session testing. You need to change some constants before using it. It makes use of all Session operations.

    Tadas

    Comment by admin — September 14, 2007 #

  3. Hi,

    Thanks your reply :D

    It’s necessary install openobex (obex-ftp) or other package ?

    Regards,
    Addo

    Comment by Addo — September 19, 2007 #

  4. obex-data-server depends on glib, openobex and D-Bus glib bindings.

    Comment by admin — September 20, 2007 #

  5. I’m looking so much forward for this to get upstream. Not only the data server but also the gnome bluetooth stuff. Keep on the good work.

    Comment by Christoph Brill — October 2, 2007 #

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