Hi Pierret >Hi, > >I'm only an end-user. Ans as is, I'm not comfortable with D-Bus stuff, >neither with Python samples. Hence the current request may look dumb >for you. Apologizes. Be indulgent. > >I'm trying to transfer files through OBEX. obexd (-o -a -r /var/obex) >and obex-client are running on my target. >1°/ Any attempt to push a file to my target ends with a "HUP" message. >What's happening ? What should I do ? Well, under OBEXD 0.8, you can use test/send-files to verify that is your whole env. is setting correctly for the obexd and OPP profile. Though I know you are not comfortable with python, but this is the quickest way to verify it. And there is an API doc at doc/client-api.txt And without your detail information of how you are doing on your PC, I guess no one know what's happening on you side. >2°/ How to push a file from my target using the dbus commands ? Any >call fails, but the error certainly lies in the given pathes and >arguments. >I'm diving in D-Bus doc, but I would earn some times with some >examples. Note that those examples in the wiki would be appreciated. > >Many thanks. >Regards. And what's your meaning for using dbus commands? You mean using libdbus or using dbus-send? For using libdbus or dbus's glib binding, I guess you can also read Meamo's tutorial doc for some example. And for using dbus-send, it's a little bit complicate to send a dict as input parameter to dbus, man dbus-send is a good start. But actually using Python will be easier :) Raymond -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-bluetooth" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
