Pocket PC Networking >> Bluetooth PAN question

by nobs » Fri, 20 May 2005 20:53:03 GMT

Hello

I need a TCP connection between an PPC and an laptop. It works fine
if I establish manually the Connection over Bt.

What I need to know is: Is there an way to get the IP Adress of the
oder
BT device?
So, that my application sees there is a connection and automaticly
connect to
the right IP Adress (right know i have to look it up on the laptop
and then manually enter it. (I also can enter the laptop computer name
but this is for my purpose not a practical solution)

Also

Somebody have some sample Code how I can automaticly establish a PAN
connection
(without userinteraction)

Hopefully to get some answers :-)
Norbert



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