Hello, On Mon, May 5, 2014 at 10:00 PM, Xu, Martin <[email protected]> wrote: > All of your questions have been discussed for a long time between Samsung, > upstream(Marcel, Johan, Luiz, you can assume that we are the same team).
Perhaps discussed but really agreed yet? I am still missing the use cases. The only real use case I could imagine is a daemon handling bluetooth requests with user input needed. But that is not for the platform to provide. Products should provide that system dialog component and register it through the Agent interface. Of course we could do a reference implementation, but it would be example code rather than a deployed component. > So it is not necessary for all the services to call BlueZ through CAPI, > especially for the upstream projects already call BlueZ directly, we need not > to make it call through CAPI. And we can assume that that project maintainer > will maintain the project to align with BlueZ. Like oFono, it will call to > BlueZ direct for HFP support. > > On the contrary, Samsung want their telephony stack talk to BlueZ through > CAPI, so they want to keep the HFP CAPI. OK, so this is only Samsung-specific. Does that affect Tizen mobile only? Any other needs there? (since HFP CAPI doesn't need a daemon) > So in general, the Tizen specific apps or services should based on CAPI, some > system level service(especially upstream one) should case by case. C API perhaps, but why another service? A minimal solution would be a library which is an extension/wrapper of bluez lib, also implementing the CAPI, and provide the agent as a testable example code, similar to http://git.kernel.org/cgit/bluetooth/bluez.git/tree/test/simple-agent but in C. Tizen products could extend that for implementing the device specific dialog. Best regards, Zoltan _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.tizen.org/listinfo/dev
