#8 Using Multiple Devices fails

[Serge Hauser]

i got multiple usb bt devices.

i got different listener threads for each of them,
using AvetanaBTStack.setDeviceID(<nr>) to adress the
specific device, then normally opening a listening
connection.

If i then use the Benhui BT Browser midlet, i see the
services registered, but the service url is allways
the same as from the first device. also if i connect
to the server, it doesnt notice an incoming
connection, regardless of the device i choose.

it also doesnt notice incoming connections if i use
AvetanaBTStack.setDeviceID(0) and have only one device
plugged in.

[Eric Estievenart]

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Hi there.

Arkturion, the current avetana bt stack does not permit
to have multiple instances of LocalDevice (see singleton
member localDevice in LocalDevice class).

This could be enabled if JSR-82 was extended, thus
allowing listing and selecting a device.

Anyway there is a bug in setDeviceId.
Avetana people, could you apply the following patch:

Thanks
-- Steve

diff -ru
avetana/sources/de/avetana/bluetooth/stack/AvetanaBTStack.java
avetana.new/sources/de/avetana/bluetooth/stack/AvetanaBTStack.java
---
avetana/sources/de/avetana/bluetooth/stack/AvetanaBTStack.java
2005-10-07 09:00:59.000000000 +0200
+++
avetana.new/sources/de/avetana/bluetooth/stack/AvetanaBTStack.java
2006-02-07 14:46:39.000000000 +0100
@@ -59,10 +59,11 @@
BlueZ.myFactory = new ConnectionFactory();
if(devID > -1) {
try {
- BlueZ.hciCloseDevice(devID);
+ BlueZ.hciCloseDevice(m_bd);
} catch(Exception ex) {}
}
- BlueZ.hciOpenDevice(dev, new BlueZ());
+ m_bd = BlueZ.hciOpenDevice(dev, new BlueZ());
+ this.devID = dev;
}

public String getRemoteName(String bd_addr) throws
Exception {