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controlling another mobile from one mobile using bluetooth
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Ankur Jain Kothari
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can anyone give me a rough idea how this is possible ? is it possible to display the image of one mobile on another mobile using java..? means the screen snapshots can be visilbe on antoher mobile using bluetooth...please explain it to me
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Tim Holloway
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Well, you can "beam" images from one mobile using Bluetooth. If both devices support OBEX (which stands for OBject EXchange), it's fairly simple. Otherwise you may have to do a little coding of your own.
The main thing is that the 2 devices have to be paired so that the receiver will accept input from the sender. This is normally limited because if you thought PCs had security problems, think of what the consequences of walking through a crowded airport with an open receiver would be!
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Ankur Jain Kothari
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what is beaming? i guess all the nokia phones support OBEX...can you give me a small link which help me with this? anything would be great
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Tim Holloway
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Ankur Jain Kothari wrote:what is beaming? i guess all the nokia phones support OBEX...can you give me a small link which help me with this? anything would be great
Beaming is just sending an object such as an address book entry from one device to another. I think the original beam was an infrared light beam on Palm devices.
On object, here's a small link: http://www.google.com .
I think there's a Java JSR for OBEX, but I'm not positive, since OBEX is a protocol and not just for Java.
Unfortunately, the Android phones don't support OBEX yet.  Android's Bluetooth stack is pretty weak.
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