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Thanks Joe,
M.
Am 05.12.2005 um 23:00 schrieb Joseph Kelly:
joe
On Dec 5, 2005, at 1:46 PM, Moritz Gmelin wrote:
Hi,
Thanks.
Moritz
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but then the client would still get a CONNECTION_ACCEPTED followed by
a DISCONNECT_REQUEST. I'd rather have the client get a
CONNECTION_REJECTED just as if no listener would have been set.
Sounds like a Bluetooth.framework bug -- it's not setting some kind
of state in the RFCOMM object before calling your delegate and your
closeChannel doesn't happen?
You could probably defer the closeChannel until outside your
delegate -- maybe call -performSelectorOnMainThread... with the
waitUntilDone flag set to false?
I have a listener Object for channelOpenEvents on some RFComm
channel.
Now if I decide that I actually don't want a certain connection
to be established, I try to call [newChannel closeChannel] on that
newChannel object from inside my listener method.
But the client does not get a DISCONNECT_REQ message. (I checked
with PacketLogger).
How can I reject a connection inside my newRFCOMMChannelOpened
listener method ?
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Hi,
I have a listener Object for channelOpenEvents on some RFComm channel.
Thanks.
Moritz
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Now if I decide that I actually don't want a certain connection to
be established, I try to call [newChannel closeChannel] on that
newChannel object from inside my listener method.
But the client does not get a DISCONNECT_REQ message. (I checked with
PacketLogger).
How can I reject a connection inside my newRFCOMMChannelOpened
listener method ?
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