Hi all,
i have built a rfcomm server, using bluez-stack. I created a service
record containing a service-id 0x1234 on rfcomm port 1.
A client can connect sdpd and establish a connection to my tcplike
rfcomm-server. rfcomm-server first gets a socket, binds it on
rfcommchannel 1 and listens on that, accepting incomming requests.
Incomming connections are handled by sysfunction select().
But only two clients can connect at the same time. It seems that sdpd
can not handle more than two clients.
I tried to make a "sdptool browse", when two clients are connected, but
it fails with "Host is down"-msg.
(But on the local machine, where rfcomm-server is running "sdptool
browse local" gives me the correct servicerecord including my 0x1234
serviceid)
It's weird, why there can connect two clients on one rfcomm-channel 1
and not only one client, or more than two???
Is there a secret option to tell sdpd how much clients have to be handled?
The first "solution" in my brain was to build another servicerecord with
same serviceid 0x1234 and let rfcomm-server bind and listen on more than
one rfcomm-channel. But clients can not communicate with sdpd when two
connections are established. On my J2ME client i get a "security block"
exception when trying to connect as third client.
Does somebody got same issues?
Has anybody an idea why only two connections can be established?
Thank you for any suggestions.
with kind regards
David
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Hi David,
> i have built a rfcomm server, using bluez-stack. I created a service
> record containing a service-id 0x1234 on rfcomm port 1.
>
> A client can connect sdpd and establish a connection to my tcplike
> rfcomm-server. rfcomm-server first gets a socket, binds it on
> rfcommchannel 1 and listens on that, accepting incomming requests.
> Incomming connections are handled by sysfunction select().
>
> But only two clients can connect at the same time. It seems that sdpd
> can not handle more than two clients.
> I tried to make a "sdptool browse", when two clients are connected, but
> it fails with "Host is down"-msg.
> (But on the local machine, where rfcomm-server is running "sdptool
> browse local" gives me the correct servicerecord including my 0x1234
> serviceid)
>
> It's weird, why there can connect two clients on one rfcomm-channel 1
> and not only one client, or more than two???
>
> Is there a secret option to tell sdpd how much clients have to be handled?
>
> The first "solution" in my brain was to build another servicerecord with
> same serviceid 0x1234 and let rfcomm-server bind and listen on more than
> one rfcomm-channel. But clients can not communicate with sdpd when two
> connections are established. On my J2ME client i get a "security block"
> exception when trying to connect as third client.
>
> Does somebody got same issues?
> Has anybody an idea why only two connections can be established?
Please sort out your actual question. You are mixing SDP and RFCOMM and
I can't tell what's actually your problem.
Regards
Marcel
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Hi David,
I think your problem is not BlueZ related.
When your mobile tries to connect to the RFCOMM server, the mobile is in
master mode (initiating the connection), thus the bluetooth dongle is in
slave mode.
When you try to connect a second mobile phone concurrently, it will be the
same but the bluetooth dongle can't have 2 slaves, it can be master with 7
devices and slave with 1.
A solution would be a role-switching, i.e. once connected the mobile becomes
slave & the bluetooth dongle master, however, role-switching is usually not
implemented in mobile phones.
Basically, you can consider have only one RFCOMM connection per dongle from
a mobile phone.
BlueZ experts, don't hesitate to flame me if i'm wrong.
Oli
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