public async Task ConnectAsync(ushort maxConnectAttempts = 1)
{
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("BluetoothDeviceTransport::Connect() called");
var deviceService = await RfcommDeviceService.FromIdAsync(_deviceInfo.Device.Id);
if (deviceService == null)
{
throw new Exception("Failed to create RfcommDeviceService with id: " + _deviceInfo.Id.ToString());
}
var streamSocket = new StreamSocket();
await streamSocket.ConnectAsync(deviceService.ConnectionHostName, deviceService.ConnectionServiceName);
CargoStream = new BluetoothStreamWrapper(streamSocket);
// we could have used streamSocket.Input/OutputStream.AsStreamForRead/Write but they don't support timeouts
// and it turns out those are super important if you don't want to lock up constantly on random calls (like
// trying to get the background when there isn't one :( ).
CargoReader = new CargoStreamReader(CargoStream, BufferServer.GetPoolInternal(8152));
CargoWriter = new CargoStreamWriter(CargoStream, BufferServer.GetPoolInternal(8152));
}
public async Task ConnectAsync(ushort maxConnectAttempts = 1)
{
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("BluetoothDeviceTransport::Connect() called");
var deviceService = await RfcommDeviceService.FromIdAsync(_deviceInfo.Device.Id);
if (deviceService == null)
{
throw new Exception("Failed to create RfcommDeviceService with id: " + _deviceInfo.Id.ToString());
}
var streamSocket = new StreamSocket();
await streamSocket.ConnectAsync(deviceService.ConnectionHostName, deviceService.ConnectionServiceName);
CargoStream = new BluetoothStreamWrapper(streamSocket);
// we could have used streamSocket.Input/OutputStream.AsStreamForRead/Write but they don't support timeouts
// and it turns out those are super important if you don't want to lock up constantly on random calls (like
// trying to get the background when there isn't one :( ).
CargoReader = new CargoStreamReader(CargoStream, BufferServer.GetPoolInternal(8152));
CargoWriter = new CargoStreamWriter(CargoStream, BufferServer.GetPoolInternal(8152));
}
