Category: Symbian C++
Accomplish SSL connection from S60v3
The PAN profile defines how to enable Bluetooth devices to participate in a personal area network. One of the roles in PAN profile is a Network Access Point ( NAP ) that provides an Ethernet bridge to support network services to the PAN user. Read about it here: PAN specification...
Symbian Networking interface
I've spent some time to examine the Symbian's networking architecture. Since the TCP/IP connection should be established over Bluetooth® the new entry to CommDB database should be entered. This can be performed by CCommsDatabase class. After user selects the PAN record, all TCP...
Serial protocol modules
Continuing the last blog entry I can say it is impossible attach to an existing interface (with help of RConnection) in such a way that I can listen to all passing packets (or rather those sockets that I don’t own). What is keeping me busy is creating Bluetooth® IAP (internet access...
Who am I?
Konstantine Voytenko
BluSPAN project coordinator
Fishnest Ltd.
bluspan@gmail.com
Calendar
Recently...
- BluSPAN project starts
- Start of development on Carbide
- The Battle for BlueZ
- Port of PAND (BlueZ) system
- Obtaining Carbide license
- BlueZ port using P.I.P.S. environment
- Difference between the pointers in Carbide c++ and C++
- Bluetooth Driver for S60 SDK
- Assembling GUI set reflecting future BluSPAN functionality
- Code implementation for GUI
- Switching Avkon Views
- Get project from CVS to Carbide C++
- Insert Multiselection list into GUI
- Accomplish SSL connection from S60v3
- Carbide code bookmarks
- Symbian Networking interface
- Serial protocol modules
- Attempt to create a CSY module
- Reset S60-3rd emulator defaults
- Lost in the dark
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