Thanks for the tip. Do you know of any code examples that demonstrate this ? On Tuesday, April 29, 2003, at 03:00 PM, Bubba Giles wrote:
Hello,
I'm new to bluetooth development and I don't know if these are basic
questions or not. I've looked in the header files, etc. and found a
method .
+[IOBluetoothDevice registerForConnectNotifications:selector:].
I'm developing an application that needs to detect when a user
selected
bluetooth device comes within range of a Mac (ex. John has a cell
phone
in his pocket and he walks into his office and his Mac says "Hey I
just realized that John walked in because I've detected his cell
phone"). and then perform some user defined action based on that
'proximity' event. Is there a call available in the API to do this ?
How would I set this scenario in motion ? Is using the call above on
the right track or does it only deal with a connection being made.
The only way to do this is to 'poll' for a device by periodically
attempting
to connect to it, as the Sony Ericsson Clicker application does. We
don't
recommend doing this too often though...
Jason
bubba@apple.com
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