Hi All,
Sorry if I have posted this twice. Put last time I did not see my mail come trough the mailing list.
I have used your examples in dund.c to make a proper SDP client that can advertise my protocol (L2CAP) and PSM correctly to the sdpd daemon. All the attributes looks correctly and functions ok.
My question is now: How do I update my SDP record (more specifically the PSM attribute)?
I can't find any example or anything. Explaination or example files are appriciated! :-)
Thanks in advance..
/Steffen Larsen
Hi Steffen,
> I have used your examples in dund.c to make a proper SDP client that
> can advertise my protocol (L2CAP) and PSM correctly to the sdpd
> daemon. All the attributes looks correctly and functions ok.
> My question is now: How do I update my SDP record (more specifically
> the PSM attribute)?
> I can't find any example or anything. Explaination or example files
> are appriciated! :-)
I never did this. If you change the PSM maybe it is a good idea to
delete the old one and add a new record.
The library contains a sdp_record_update() function, but I never tried
it so far.
Regards
Marcel
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> Hi Steffen,
>
> > > The library contains a sdp_record_update() function, but I never tried
> > > it so far.
> >
> > hmmm.. I tried this sdp_record_update() function, but I can't make it
work.
> > Anyone in here, who have tried it, where it actually worked?
>
> then send me a patch for the library that makes it working.
Surely I will.. But I have to have some spare time at first. :-)
> > Well the deletion and adding a new record of cause works fine, but it
could
> > be nicer to have a update function instead. ;-)
>
> As I said, maybe changing a PSM and keeping the record is not a good
> idea. If you change the PSM then the service is also changed, right?
Yes yes for sure.. But I wanted to change the attribute that contained the
PSM integer value, through the update function.
/Steffen
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Hi Steffen,
> > The library contains a sdp_record_update() function, but I never tried
> > it so far.
>
> hmmm.. I tried this sdp_record_update() function, but I can't make it work.
> Anyone in here, who have tried it, where it actually worked?
then send me a patch for the library that makes it working.
> Well the deletion and adding a new record of cause works fine, but it could
> be nicer to have a update function instead. ;-)
As I said, maybe changing a PSM and keeping the record is not a good
idea. If you change the PSM then the service is also changed, right?
Regards
Marcel
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> Hi Steffen,
>
> > I have used your examples in dund.c to make a proper SDP client that
> > can advertise my protocol (L2CAP) and PSM correctly to the sdpd
> > daemon. All the attributes looks correctly and functions ok.
> > My question is now: How do I update my SDP record (more specifically
> > the PSM attribute)?
> > I can't find any example or anything. Explaination or example files
> > are appriciated! :-)
>
> I never did this. If you change the PSM maybe it is a good idea to
> delete the old one and add a new record.
>
> The library contains a sdp_record_update() function, but I never tried
> it so far.
hmmm.. I tried this sdp_record_update() function, but I can't make it work.
Anyone in here, who have tried it, where it actually worked?
Well the deletion and adding a new record of cause works fine, but it could
be nicer to have a update function instead. ;-)
/Steffen
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