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Bluetooth address resolution and P2P connection #1

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varun-dhar opened this issue Mar 5, 2021 · 2 comments
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Bluetooth address resolution and P2P connection #1

varun-dhar opened this issue Mar 5, 2021 · 2 comments

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@varun-dhar
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Hi, I'm trying to do zeroconf communication over bluetooth between a windows/linux pc and an ios device. I have a few questions about using this library for that purpose.
When Servus discovers a device over bluetooth, what kind of hostname is returned?

After a bluetooth hostname is returned, can I use it with HTTP as outlined in the README?

Do I advertise with bonjour/avahi on my other device?

In short, how do I connect the devices and have them communicate?

Thanks in advance

By the way, the library seems pretty cool! Its hard to find good resources/libraries (like this one) for this sort of stuff.

@mike-dube
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Hi @doggo4242, did you have any progress on that matter?

We are looking to reach a HTTP server, hosted on Windows from an iOS device, but they cannot be on the same WiFi.

@varun-dhar
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i gave up 2 weeks after i posted this issue lol
however, i may have some insights. it seems that you cant do much without a bt connection; without it, youre limited to sending 16 bytes at a time encoded in the manufacturer data of a ble beacon, which is quite slow. with one, you can send data much faster, more than likely fast enough for basic web browsing. i was looking into l2cap before i got busy and gave up.
hope that helps.

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