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PC based application using Microsoft Bluetooth Stack

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    Kevin Geary
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    I need to write a PC based application that will utilize a bluetooth dongle using the Microsoft Bluetooth Stack. I was looking for any recommendations on SDKs (comercial or otherwise) that anyone would recommend. Or are the Bluetooth apis well documented enough on the MSDN that no 3rd party SDKs are needed? Thanks in advance

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      I need to write a PC based application that will utilize a bluetooth dongle using the Microsoft Bluetooth Stack. I was looking for any recommendations on SDKs (comercial or otherwise) that anyone would recommend. Or are the Bluetooth apis well documented enough on the MSDN that no 3rd party SDKs are needed? Thanks in advance

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      What do you need the dongle to do? As long as it appears in the Device Manager, then all it's capabilities are available. If it's a network device, then it should act like all the other network devices, if it's a sound device, then it should appear in the sound device list.

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        What do you need the dongle to do? As long as it appears in the Device Manager, then all it's capabilities are available. If it's a network device, then it should act like all the other network devices, if it's a sound device, then it should appear in the sound device list.

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        The dongle is because the PC won't necessarily have any integrated bluetooth. I just need to be able to connect to a external BT device whose BT address I will receive at run-time and then I need to perform some OBEX transfers in both directions. I haven't done any windows network programming so this would be new to me.

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          The dongle is because the PC won't necessarily have any integrated bluetooth. I just need to be able to connect to a external BT device whose BT address I will receive at run-time and then I need to perform some OBEX transfers in both directions. I haven't done any windows network programming so this would be new to me.

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          Have you looked at http://www.openobex.org/

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