Refer to the `COPYING' file for details regarding the license.
COMMANDS FOR BLUEX HOW TO
You can read `INSTALL' for detailed instructions on how to use `./configure'.īluez-tools post v0.2 uses bluez-5.20 API.ĭue to the removal of DiscoverServices in the BlueZ 5 device API, bt-device requires `sdptool' (included in bluez-utils) for service discovery.įor information regarding the changes of bluez-tools, please refer to the `ChangeLog' file included in the project.īluez-tools is released under the GNU General Public License version 2 (GPLv2).
COMMANDS FOR BLUEX INSTALL
Then run `./configure' followed by `make' and then `make install' to compile and install bluez-tools. This will generate the missing files you need to compile. Run `./autogen.sh' at the project root directory. Send local file to the specified remote device using object push profile Agent (to accept/reject incoming bluetooth object push requests) for OBEXD Register network server for the provided UUID (gn/panu/nap) Show information about device (incl properties) Remove device (and also the pairing information)
Connect to the remote device by his MAC, retrieve all SDP records and then request of pincode, request ofĪuthorize a connection/service request, etc) Manage incoming Bluetooth requests (eg. Discover remote devices (with remote device name resolving) Show information about adapter (incl properties) Register bugs at the project git repository. The project is currently a beta version, and hiccups will still be present in the code. We support the project and welcome changes :) If this is a major change, perhaps requiring multiple eyes, a developer should consider registering a change request at the project git repository. If such functionality exists in another form in bluez (5), a developer should feel free to clone the project, make the changes and send a merge request. Some bluez-tool source relied on the previous version of bluez (4), and have been deprecated, dropped and removed from the code. Other APIs, such as interfaces for medical devices, pedometers and other specific APIs have not been ported to bluez-tools. The APIs which have been implemented in bluez-tools are adapter, agent, device, network and obex. The project is still a work in progress, and not all APIs from Bluez have been implemented as a part of bluez-tools. The project is implemented in C and uses the D-Bus interface of bluez. It is currently an active open source project. This was a GSoC'10 project to implement a new command line tools for bluez (bluetooth stack for linux). See "Installation" for compile instructions.
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