A strange problem in org.bluez.Adapter

sjtcool · by **sjtcool** » Fri Dec 21, 2007 8:56 am

hi all.
when I try to create an Adapter, I use the constructor Adapter(String),
but eclipse suggests: the constructor Adapter(String) is not visible.
Can any one tell me the reason?

thx~

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//import ...;
 
import org.bluez.Adapter;
 
public class btdemo extends Activity {
 
private Adapter btasapter= null;
 
    public void onCreate(Bundle icicle) {
 
        super.onCreate(icicle);
 
        btasapter = new Adapter("demo");// the constructor Adapter(String) is not visible. 
 
        setContentView(R.layout.main);
 
    }   
 
}
 
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hugopicado · by **hugopicado** » Fri Dec 21, 2007 4:20 pm

Check out the API documentation: $(ANDROID_SDK_PATH)/docs/reference/org/bluez/Adapter.html

There is no public constructor Adapter(String).

Regards,
Hugo.

sjtcool · by **sjtcool** » Mon Dec 24, 2007 1:30 am

thx, and is there any way to use Adapter(String), while the final class has no public constructor?

hugopicado wrote:Check out the API documentation: $(ANDROID_SDK_PATH)/docs/reference/org/bluez/Adapter.html

There is no public constructor Adapter(String).

Regards,
Hugo.

hugopicado · by **hugopicado** » Mon Dec 24, 2007 3:21 am

Well I never worked with Bluetooth Adapters before, but I was researching and you have a Manager in the org.bluez package which has a method getDefaultAdapter().

On the other side, the Manager does not have a public constructor too. But you have an Interface named IBluetoothService which has a method getManager().

I didn't found any implementation of that interface so I guess you have to implement the IBluetoothService by yourself to get all the other information you need.

Sorry for the lack of information but I neved worked with this so maybe my help is not helpful enough.

Regards,
Hugo.

sjtcool · by **sjtcool** » Thu Dec 27, 2007 4:01 am

Thx, in fact , getManager() return null Adapter, maybe as google said, bluetooth is not suported in this release.

hugopicado wrote:Well I never worked with Bluetooth Adapters before, but I was researching and you have a Manager in the org.bluez package which has a method getDefaultAdapter().

On the other side, the Manager does not have a public constructor too. But you have an Interface named IBluetoothService which has a method getManager().

I didn't found any implementation of that interface so I guess you have to implement the IBluetoothService by yourself to get all the other information you need.

Sorry for the lack of information but I neved worked with this so maybe my help is not helpful enough.

Regards,
Hugo.

A strange problem in org.bluez.Adapter

A strange problem in org.bluez.Adapter

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