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/**
* BlueCove - Java library for Bluetooth
* Copyright (C) 2004 Intel Corporation
*
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*
*
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* (c) Copyright 2001, 2002 Motorola, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
*
*
* @version $Id: ServiceRecord.java 549 2007-06-22 22:19:46Z skarzhevskyy $
*/
package javax.bluetooth;
import java.io.IOException;
/**
*
* The {@code ServiceRecord} interface describes characteristics of a Bluetooth
* service. A {@code ServiceRecord} contains a set of service attributes, where
* each service attribute is an (ID, value) pair. A Bluetooth attribute
* ID is a 16-bit unsigned integer, and an attribute value is a
* {@link javax.bluetooth.DataElement}.
*
* The structure and use of service records is specified by the Bluetooth
* specification in the Service Discovery Protocol (SDP) document. Most of
* the Bluetooth Profile specifications also describe the structure of the
* service records used by the Bluetooth services that conform to the profile.
*
* An SDP Server maintains a Service Discovery Database (SDDB) of service
* records that describe the services on the local device. Remote SDP
* clients can use the SDP to query an SDP server for any service records
* of interest. A service record provides sufficient information to allow
* an SDP client to connect to the Bluetooth service on the SDP server's device.
*
* {@code ServiceRecords} are made available to a client application via an argument
* of the {@link javax.bluetooth.DiscoveryListener#servicesDiscovered} method
* of the {@link javax.bluetooth.DiscoveryListener} interface.
* {@code ServiceRecords} are available to server applications via the method
* {@link javax.bluetooth.LocalDevice#getRecord(javax.microedition.io.Connection)} on {@link javax.bluetooth.LocalDevice}.
*
* There might be many service attributes in a service record, and the SDP
* protocol makes it possible to specify the subset of the service
* attributes that an SDP client wants to retrieve from a remote service
* record. The {@code ServiceRecord} interface treats certain service attribute
* IDs as default IDs, and, if present, these service attributes are
* automatically retrieved during service searches.
*
* The Bluetooth Assigned Numbers document
* (
* http://www.bluetooth.org/assigned-numbers/sdp.htm) defines a large
* number of service attribute IDs. Here is a subset of the most common
* service attribute IDs and their types.
*
*
* Attribute Name Attribute ID Attribute Value Type ServiceRecordHandle 0x0000 32-bit unsigned integer ServiceClassIDList 0x0001 DATSEQ of UUIDs ServiceRecordState 0x0002 32-bit unsigned integer ServiceID 0x0003 UUID ProtocolDescriptorList 0x0004 DATSEQ of DATSEQ of UUID and optional parameters BrowseGroupList 0x0005 DATSEQ of UUIDs LanguageBasedAttributeIDList 0x0006 DATSEQ of DATSEQ triples ServiceInfoTimeToLive 0x0007 32-bit unsigned integer ServiceAvailability 0x0008 8-bit unsigned integer BluetoothProfileDescriptorList 0x0009 DATSEQ of DATSEQ pairs DocumentationURL 0x000A URL ClientExecutableURL 0x000B URL IconURL 0x000C URL VersionNumberList 0x0200 DATSEQ of 16-bit unsigned integersServiceDatabaseState 0x0201 32-bit unsigned integer
*
* The following table lists the common string-valued attribute ID offsets used in a
* {@code ServiceRecord}. These offsets must be added to a base value to obtain the actual
* service ID. (For more information, see the Service Discovery Protocol Specification
* located in the Bluetooth Core Specification at http://www.bluetooth.com/dev/specifications.asp
* ).
*
*
* Attribute Name Attribute ID Offset Attribute Value Type ServiceName 0x0000 String ServiceDescription 0x0001 String ProviderName 0x0002 String
*/
public interface ServiceRecord {
/**
* Authentication and encryption are not needed on a connection to this
* service. Used with {@link #getConnectionURL(int, boolean)} method.
*
* {@code NOAUTHENTICATE_NOENCRYPT} is set to the constant value 0x00 (0).
*
* @see #getConnectionURL(int, boolean)
*/
public static final int NOAUTHENTICATE_NOENCRYPT = 0;
/**
* Authentication is required for connections to this service, but not
* encryption. It is OK for encryption to be either on or off for the
* connection. Used with {@link #getConnectionURL(int, boolean)} method.
*
* {@code AUTHENTICATE_NOENCRYPT} is set to the constant value 0x01 (1).
*
* @see #getConnectionURL(int, boolean)
*/
public static final int AUTHENTICATE_NOENCRYPT = 1;
/**
* Authentication and encryption are required for connections to this
* service. Used with {@link #getConnectionURL(int, boolean)} method.
*
* {@code AUTHENTICATE_ENCRYPT} is set to the constant value 0x02 (2).
*/
public static final int AUTHENTICATE_ENCRYPT = 2;
/**
* Returns the value of the service attribute ID provided it is present in
* the service record, otherwise this method returns {@code null}.
*
* @param attrID the attribute whose value is to be returned
* @return the value of the attribute ID if present in the service record,
* otherwise {@code null}
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code attrID} is negative or greater than
* or equal to 216
*/
public DataElement getAttributeValue(int attrID);
/**
* Returns the remote Bluetooth device that populated the service record
* with attribute values. It is important to note that the Bluetooth device
* that provided the value might not be reachable anymore, since it can
* move, turn off, or change its security mode denying all further
* transactions.
*
* @return the remote Bluetooth device that populated the
* service record, or {@code null} if the local device populated this {@code ServiceRecord}
*/
public RemoteDevice getHostDevice();
/**
* Returns the service attribute IDs whose value could be retrieved by a
* call to {@link #getAttributeValue(int)}. The list of attributes being returned is not
* sorted and includes default attributes.
*
* @return an array of service
* attribute IDs that are in this object and have values for them; if there
* are no attribute IDs that have values, this method will return an array
* of length zero.
* @see #getAttributeValue(int)
*/
public int[] getAttributeIDs();
/**
* Retrieves the values by contacting the remote Bluetooth device for a set
* of service attribute IDs of a service that is available on a Bluetooth
* device. (This involves going over the air and contacting the remote
* device for the attribute values.) The system might impose a limit on the
* number of service attribute ID values one can request at a time.
* Applications can obtain the value of this limit as a String by calling
* {@code LocalDevice.getProperty("bluetooth.sd.attr.retrievable.max")}. The method
* is blocking and will return when the results of the request are
* available. Attribute IDs whose values could be obtained are added to this
* service record. If there exist attribute IDs for which values are
* retrieved this will cause the old values to be overwritten. If the remote
* device cannot be reached, an {link java.lang.IOException} will be thrown.
*
* @param attrIDs the list of service attributes IDs whose value are to be
* retrieved; the number of attributes cannot exceed the property
* {@code bluetooth.sd.attr.retrievable.max}; the attributes in the request must be
* legal, i.e. their values are in the range of [0, 216-1]. The input
* attribute IDs can include attribute IDs from the default attribute set
* too.
* @return {@code true} if the request was successful in retrieving values for
* some or all of the attribute IDs; {@code false} if it was unsuccessful in
* retrieving any values
* @throws java.io.IOException if the local device
* is unable to connect to the remote Bluetooth device that was the source
* of this {@code ServiceRecord}; if this {@code ServiceRecord} was deleted from the SDDB of
* the remote device
* @throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException if the size of {@code attrIDs}
* exceeds the system specified limit as defined by
* {@code bluetooth.sd.attr.retrievable.max}; if the {@code attrIDs} array length is zero;
* if any of their values are not in the range of [0, 2^16-1]; if {@code attrIDs}
* has duplicate values
* @throws java.lang.NullPointerException if {@code attrIDs} is {@code null}
* @throws java.lang.RuntimeException if this {@code ServiceRecord} describes a service on the local
* device rather than a service on a remote device
*/
public boolean populateRecord(int[] attrIDs) throws IOException;
/**
* Returns a {@link java.lang.String} including optional parameters that can
* be used by a client to connect to the service described by this
* {@code ServiceRecord}. The return value can be used as the first
* argument to
* {@link javax.microedition.io.Connector#open(String, int, boolean)}. In
* the case of a Serial Port service record, this string might look like
* {@code "btspp://0050CD00321B:3;authenticate=true;encrypt=false;master=true"},
* where "0050CD00321B" is the Bluetooth address of the device that provided
* this {@code ServiceRecord}, "3" is the RFCOMM server channel mentioned
* in this {@code ServiceRecord}, and there are three optional parameters
* related to security and master/slave roles.
*
* If this method is called on a {@code ServiceRecord} returned from
* {@link javax.bluetooth.LocalDevice#getRecord(javax.microedition.io.Connection)},
* it will return the connection string that a remote device will use to
* connect to this service.
*
* @param requiredSecurity
* determines whether authentication or encryption are required
* for a connection
* @param mustBeMaster
* {@code true} indicates that this device must play the role of
* master in connections to this service; {@code false} indicates
* that the local device is willing to be either the master or
* the slave
* @return a {@link java.lang.String} that can be used to connect to the
* service or {@code null} if the ProtocolDescriptorList in this
* {@code ServiceRecord} is not formatted according to the Bluetooth
* specification
* @throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
* if requiredSecurity is not one of the constants
* {@code NOAUTHENTICATE_NOENCRYPT},
* {@code AUTHENTICATE_NOENCRYPT}, or
* {@code AUTHENTICATE_ENCRYPT}
* @see #AUTHENTICATE_ENCRYPT
* @see #NOAUTHENTICATE_NOENCRYPT
* @see #AUTHENTICATE_NOENCRYPT
*/
public String getConnectionURL(int requiredSecurity, boolean mustBeMaster);
/**
* Used by a server application to indicate the major service class bits
* that should be activated in the server's DeviceClass when this
* {@code ServiceRecord} is added to the SDDB. When client devices do device
* discovery, the server's DeviceClass is provided as one of the arguments
* of the
* {@link javax.bluetooth.DiscoveryListener#deviceDiscovered(RemoteDevice, DeviceClass)}
* method of the {@link javax.bluetooth.DiscoveryListener} interface. Client
* devices can consult the DeviceClass of the server device to get a general
* idea of the kind of device this is (e.g., phone, PDA, or PC) and the
* major service classes it offers (e.g., rendering, telephony, or
* information). A server application should use the
* {@link #setDeviceServiceClasses(int)} method to describe its service in
* terms of the major service classes. This allows clients to obtain a
* DeviceClass for the server that accurately describes all of the services
* being offered.
*
*
* When {@code acceptAndOpen()} is
* invoked for the first time on the notifier associated with this
* {@code ServiceRecord}, the classes argument from the
* {@link #setDeviceServiceClasses(int)} method is OR'ed with the current
* setting of the major service class bits of the local device. The OR
* operation potentially activates additional bits. These bits may be
* retrieved by calling {@link javax.bluetooth.LocalDevice#getDeviceClass()}
* on the {@link javax.bluetooth.LocalDevice} object. Likewise, a call to
* {@link javax.bluetooth.LocalDevice#updateRecord(ServiceRecord)} will
* cause the major service class bits to be OR'ed with the current settings
* and updated.
*
*
* The documentation for {@link javax.bluetooth.DeviceClass} gives examples
* of the integers that describe each of the major service classes and
* provides a URL for the complete list. These integers can be used
* individually or OR'ed together to describe the appropriate value for
* classes.
*
*
* Later, when this {@code ServiceRecord} is removed from the SDDB, the
* implementation will automatically deactivate the device bits that were
* activated as a result of the call to setDeviceServiceClasses. The only
* exception to this occurs if there is another {@code ServiceRecord} that
* is in the SDDB and {@link #setDeviceServiceClasses(int)} has been sent to
* that other {@code ServiceRecord} to request that some of the same bits be
* activated.
*
* @param classes
* an integer whose binary representation indicates the major
* service class bits that should be activated
* @throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
* if {@code classes} is not an OR of one or more of the major
* service class integers in the Bluetooth Assigned Numbers
* document. While Limited Discoverable Mode is included in this
* list of major service classes, its bit is activated by
* placing the device in Limited Discoverable Mode (see the GAP
* specification), so if bit 13 is set this exception will be
* thrown.
* @throws java.lang.RuntimeException -
* if the {@code ServiceRecord} receiving the message was
* obtained from a remote device
*/
public void setDeviceServiceClasses(int classes);
/**
* Modifies this {@code ServiceRecord} to contain the service attribute
* defined by the attribute-value pair ({@code attrID}, {@code attrValue}).
* If the attrID does not exist in the {@code ServiceRecord}, this
* attribute-value pair is added to this {@code ServiceRecord} object. If
* the {@code attrID} is already in this {@code ServiceRecord}, the value
* of the attribute is changed to {@code attrValue}. If {@code attrValue}
* is null, the attribute with the attribute ID of {@code attrID} is removed
* from this {@code ServiceRecord} object. If attrValue is null and attrID
* does not exist in this object, this method will return false.
*
*
* This method makes no modifications to a service record in the SDDB. In
* order for any changes made by this method to be reflected in the SDDB, a
* call must be made to the acceptAndOpen() method of the associated
* notifier to add this {@code ServiceRecord} to the SDDB for the first
* time, or a call must be made to the updateRecord() method of LocalDevice
* to modify the version of this {@code ServiceRecord} that is already in
* the SDDB.
*
*
* This method prevents the {@code ServiceRecordHandle} from being modified
* by throwing an IllegalArgumentException.
*
* @param attrID
* the service attribute ID
* @param attrValue
* the {@link javax.bluetooth.DataElement} which is the value of
* the service attribute
* @return {@code true} if the service attribute was successfully added,
* removed, or modified; {@code false} if {@code attrValue} is
* {@code null} and {@code attrID} is not in this object
* @throws java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
* if {@code attrID} does not represent a 16-bit unsigned
* integer; if {@code attrID} is the value of
* {@code ServiceRecord}Handle (0x0000)
* @throws java.lang.RuntimeException
* if this method is called on a {@code ServiceRecord} that was
* created by a call to
* {@link javax.bluetooth.DiscoveryAgent#searchServices(int[], UUID[], RemoteDevice, DiscoveryListener)}
*/
public boolean setAttributeValue(int attrID, DataElement attrValue);
}