Hi,
Anybody knows if there is an easy and reliable way for transfering files to other devices using OBEX (IR and BT)?
Any references, librararies, or hints?
Thanks
Mohammad
Resco File Explorer
Build in explorer?
Hi guys,
Of course I know how to use File Explorer and Resco file explorer to send files over BT and IrDA.
But I want to write my own application to send files using the OBEX protocol, I tried the OBEX COM interfaces and they seem to be difficult to use maybe because I do not know much about COM.
Currently I successfully use socket programming along with the OBEX specifications to transfer files using the IrDA port to other devices (like Sony Ericsson k750i), but I am just afraid that I am missing some points in my code.
Is there any standard way to send using OBEX other than COM interfaces??
Thanks
Mohammad
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Hi,EveryBody:
when you read http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...conpersonalareanetworkpanregistrysettings.asp , and do this, you will find that there is missing btd.dll and btdrt.dll in your xdaii wince4.21. and i cnt find any btd.dll in the internet.
i think, the hp6315 has the files, does anyone upload these files?
thank.
vway said:
Hi,EveryBody:
when you read http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...conpersonalareanetworkpanregistrysettings.asp , and do this, you will find that there is missing btd.dll and btdrt.dll in your xdaii wince4.21. and i cnt find any btd.dll in the internet.
i think, the hp6315 has the files, does anyone upload these files?
thank.
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It's in your /Windows folder, just hidden from view. Yup, just check again with Resco Explorer (browse all files), it's still there. 8)
hi, but i cant find these files from resco explore or other tools, can you upload these files? thanks
You already have these files. They are part of WinCE OS and are present even on devices without bluetooth chips. All existing XDA2 ROMs have these files.
And you cannot use these files from other devices because 1. they are device-specific, 2. they are XIP. And you are reading WinCE 5.0 information, WinCE 4.2/4.21 does not have a built-in PAN profile.
vway said:
hi, but i cant find these files from resco explore or other tools, can you upload these files? thanks
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Using Resco Explorer, you need to goto File/Options/Browser and
select radio button Show all files, uncheck box Hide files in ROM, and
uncheck box Hide file extensions.
Then go back to your /Windows folder and see the files. Mamaich is right though, it is device specific.
hi,
i have a problem with visualstudio .net framework 1.1
in my application, i define a context menu and a copy and paste menuitems.
in the correspondent function, i access to the Clipboard object
but the system generates a compilation error: The clipboard object is not defined.
the help contains a reference to the Clipboard class, and the examples of the msdn uses them !!
help me, please.
thank's
I have read that you need cpf 2.0 to access the clipboard idataobject. I have not tried it because I have had too many other problems with the compact framework and now only do win32. It seems to me that there is something funny going on with the clipboard and that mcrosoft have been trying to make it look like its implemented properly when in fact it is not. Look at real software like resco file explorer and see that even they could not find a way to access it. You cannot copy from file explorer to resco file explorer. There is also no help from drop files structure that a pc windows program may use to get the data object. If you do get the clipboard to work properly in cpf2.0 I would love to know if the data object can be used to access the information about the location of files or if it is only useful for framework related purposes.
hi,
if i install the cpf2 and i compile my application with them,
the application works in a pocket with cpf1 or not ?
thank's
It would not work unless the ppc had the 2.0 redistibutable. Its free so you clould just include it in your instalation.
This request is a little unusual, but I'm wondering if there are any Hermes users that can help me find a file and post it up.
If you're using Cyberon Voice Commander 1.6 and have bluetooth working with it, please look in the registry in:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Bluetooth\AudioGateway\BTAGExtModule
I'm using a Prophet, and the file it uses is OEMAGW.dll. As far as I can tell, this file controls/launches the voice dialer software. I'm hoping the file that comes with the Hermes will make the Prophet's version of CVC 1.6 work correctly with Bluetooth.
The file should be located in the Windows folder, but it might be hidden so File Explorer might not find it.
Please help! Thanks a bunch!
Hi,
I wanna transfer some pictures to my server via bluetooth and I'm using resco file explorer for that.
But, when push+hold on the file it shows me options to mail it or send it via IR to another device but no bluetooth.
Please advice
THanks in advance
There is a Bluetooth Explorer application for PPC,but not for smartphone. So I extracted the Bluetooth Explorer for SP from the dumped Vox ROM.
It needs the built-in File Explorer in your Smartphone,so it does not working on WM2003.It`s for WM5/6.
Overview of Bluetooth Explorer
Bluetooth Explorer lets you exchange files using Bluetooth with other Bluetooth-enabled devices.
Note: Bluetooth Explorer works the same way as File Explorer.
To launch Bluetooth Explorer
Tap > Programs > Bluetooth Explorer. Bluetooth Explorer then scans for visible Bluetooth devices you can connect to. From the list, select the Bluetooth device you want to connect to.
Note: You may need to enter a Passcode in order for you to connect to the device.
To use Bluetooth Explorer
If there are shared files in the Bluetooth shared folder on the other device, you will be able to see those files on the Bluetooth Explorer screen. You can then do the following:
Copy or delete files.
Create a new folder.
Paste a file into the folder.
For example,with StarTrek I can see the files on my Nokia N73.
Cool thanks! This could be very handy.
yinfo said:
There is a Bluetooth Explorer application for PPC,but not for smartphone. So I extracted the Bluetooth Explorer for SP from the dumped Vox ROM.
It needs the built-in File Explorer in your Smartphone,so it does not working on WM2003.It`s for WM5/6.
Overview of Bluetooth Explorer
Bluetooth Explorer lets you exchange files using Bluetooth with other Bluetooth-enabled devices.
Note: Bluetooth Explorer works the same way as File Explorer.
To launch Bluetooth Explorer
Tap > Programs > Bluetooth Explorer. Bluetooth Explorer then scans for visible Bluetooth devices you can connect to. From the list, select the Bluetooth device you want to connect to.
Note: You may need to enter a Passcode in order for you to connect to the device.
To use Bluetooth Explorer
If there are shared files in the Bluetooth shared folder on the other device, you will be able to see those files on the Bluetooth Explorer screen. You can then do the following:
Copy or delete files.
Create a new folder.
Paste a file into the folder.
For example,with StarTrek I can see the files on my Nokia N73.
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It doesn't work.
I just copy the .cab file in the Programs folder and then run it.
The installation goes without any problem but the program does anything when I launch it.
Some .dll files to register?
Some libraries missing?
I don't know.
My device is a Samsung i320 with WM5.
Gubbài.
derma said:
It doesn't work.
I just copy the .cab file in the Programs folder and then run it.
The installation goes without any problem but the program does anything when I launch it.
Some .dll files to register?
Some libraries missing?
I don't know.
My device is a Samsung i320 with WM5.
Gubbài.
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It's HTC Bluetooth FTP Explorer,for HTC devices only.
I suspected that but I wanted trying anyway...
Mersì for the elucidation.
Gubbài.
Someone who read this 3D tell to oldsap that this application works only on HTC devices 'cos in the post of his site (where there's a description of this application and link that points here) he doesn't specify that.
If oldsap himself read this, please correct/adds what I experienced, that's it doesn't work on a "normal" (I mean a non-HTC device) WM5.
Mersì bo q.
Gubbài.
Hi
this cab doesn't work even on a HTC startrek / qtek 8500 with WM6 and WM5 rom.
displays files and folders but can't copy them (nothing happens and files are not copied)
also does not show bluetooth FTP Settings menu to adjust things like FTP shared folder on the phone.
maybe you missed out a few reg's or files?
We have already implemented the support for Microsoft Bluetooth stack and tested it on Smartphones. Unfortunately we have currently no time for releasing the new Smartphone version. I believe that it will be ready in 1 or 2 months.