A comment to the definition of the NDEF record:
> Stringurl= "http://example.com";;
> byte[] payload =url.getBytes();
> NdefRecord ndefRecord = new NdefRecord(NdefRecord.TNF_ABSOLUTE_URI,
> NdefRecord.RTD_URI, new byte[0], payload);
this works, however I am not sure whether it completely follows the
NDEF spec. RTD_URI is a well-known type ("U") for record type
definitions (RTDs), but in this case I would have expected WELL_KNOWN
as TNF, i.e.
new NdefRecord(
NdefRecord.TNF_WELL_KNOWN,
NdefRecord.RTD_URI,
new byte[0],
"http://example.com".getBytes())
If TNF = TNF_ABSOLUTE_URI, i thought that this means that the type
descriptor is a complete URI (as we know it from XML schema, for
example). Can someone confirm this (and give an example on when to use
TNF_ABSOLUTE_URI)?
Thanks,
Dominik
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