I am working on my Computer Science’s thesis about NFC and I’m facing
some unexpected difficulties in Android ICS.
My application basically needs to implement these steps (using two
Nexus S):
1 – Phone one sends a NDEF message to the phone two;
2 –The phone two receives and process this message and returns a new
message to the phone one;
3 – The phone one receives and stores this message.
The problem is that I can only send one message by tap and along with
it, I’m forced to touch the “Touch to Beam” UI.
Isn’t it possible to have a bidirectional communication between two
Android NFC enabled phones?
I can even give up using NDEF if I can achieve the above behavior,
mas I can’t accept that this limitation is real.
In this way, it is not possible to write an application in a most
used architecture where you need to perform an action based on a
confirmation. The current onNdefPushComplete callback method will only
tell my application that the message was correctly sent, but I have no
way to know it was received by correct application and processed with
success.
Any help is appreciated.
Best regards.
Woody
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