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> Do rfcomm /dev/ttyWhatever nodes not get created?
If you don't have native Bluetooth support in your app, yes, and it requires root. You want native support in your application so you don't need to use such hacks, and have a more reliable (and non-shared) connection to the device. Otherwise, anyone can poke at the device created, and you go through the serial port emulation in the kernel.
2009-03-16 02:00:01 UTC in moserial
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It would need a chooser for the target device (it could use the BluetoothChooser in gnome-bluetooth), and a way to select the target service/port (which would need to use the BlueZ D-Bus interface to find ports that support rfcomm).
The actual connection only needs a couple of lines to connect to the device, specifying the port. Those can be copied from a number of Bluetooth-enabled...
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