Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2012 #1 The next version will allow you to connect to your device with a Bluetooth connection. This method is added to the current supported methods: USB debugging and wireless. It was not a simple task. The result however seems to be quite good. Up to 3 simultaneous connections are created and maintained for the following components: B4A-Bridge, visual designer and debugger. After the release of the next version I plan to create a simple Bluetooth desktop server that will make it simpler to build applications that need to communicate with a local computer.
The next version will allow you to connect to your device with a Bluetooth connection. This method is added to the current supported methods: USB debugging and wireless. It was not a simple task. The result however seems to be quite good. Up to 3 simultaneous connections are created and maintained for the following components: B4A-Bridge, visual designer and debugger. After the release of the next version I plan to create a simple Bluetooth desktop server that will make it simpler to build applications that need to communicate with a local computer.
M MartinP Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2012 #3 Great - any chance you can add shortcuts for these connections to the toolbar (I'm quite lazy so would prefer to click a "Connect" button rather than go through the menu system. Any eta on the next version? Thanks Martin Upvote 0
Great - any chance you can add shortcuts for these connections to the toolbar (I'm quite lazy so would prefer to click a "Connect" button rather than go through the menu system. Any eta on the next version? Thanks Martin
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2012 #4 Any eta on the next version? Click to expand... Beta version will probably be released next week. Upvote 0
R RadCoder Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2012 #6 Library Great stuff; the bluetooth logic used in the android bridge and the logic used in the bt server, could that be encapsulated as a library or it is already based on the existing bt lib for b4a Upvote 0
Library Great stuff; the bluetooth logic used in the android bridge and the logic used in the bt server, could that be encapsulated as a library or it is already based on the existing bt lib for b4a
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2012 #7 B4A-Bridge (device side) is written in Basic4android. I will post the updated code once it is released. The desktop side includes a commercial library so the source cannot be released and it is also not possible to share it as a library. Upvote 0
B4A-Bridge (device side) is written in Basic4android. I will post the updated code once it is released. The desktop side includes a commercial library so the source cannot be released and it is also not possible to share it as a library.
R RadCoder Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 15, 2012 #8 as always thanks for the quick reply Upvote 0
