Multiple connections

[ge-lem]

Just create context in order to allow multiple connections.
It keeps full backward compatibility with the original version.

[hypery11]

Is there any example that can POC multi connection?
I've already try too many times, still not working now.

[ge-lem]

It's only working on Android.

Here is the small ionic project I created to test it.
https://github.com/Shikoruma/blueserialtest

I hope it will help you.

[hypery11]

@Shikoruma
WOW~
Hey dude, you are pretty fast,
I am not sure that ionic could porting to cordova directly,

my goal is to create 2 serial port connection over bluetooth,
this is my testing code snippet

In my case, when I start the second connection, the first connection will be colsed.

Thanks .

[ge-lem]

Ionic plugin are in fact cordova plugin.

From your code snippet I don't see were the error is comming from.
Are you sure you're giving two different addresses ?

I cant test your code with just the js file

[hypery11]

Oops, belowing are my whole cordova project file.
bluetooth-serial-test.zip

Thanks a again.
I'm very appreciate for your help.

[ge-lem]

Ok I found my mistake.

isConnected take also a macAdress because you want to test a particular connection.
I forgot to change de Readme for this function, I update it.
So change your
bluetoothSerial.isConnected(disconnect, connect);
to
bluetoothSerial.isConnected(disconnect, connect,app.macAddress2);

I also forget to test if the given address is actualy in the context map.
I also fixed it, so update my plugin and it should work now.

Thank you for pointing that issue.

[Xeriou]

Hi, Shikoruma
I'm @hypery11 's co-worker,
We have problem on a SPP Client Project
(It work's now)
But I have a question

when I use function openPort in your example
there has 4 arg -> delimeter , success call back , fail call back , macAddress
so , I write

app = {
...
openPort: function() {

app.display("Connected to: " + app.macAddress);

connectButton.innerHTML = "Disconnect";

bluetoothSerial.subscribe('\n', 
    function (data) {
        app.clear();
        app.display(data);

    },app.showError,app.macAddress);

},

openPort2: function() {

app.display("Connected to: " + app.macAddress2);

connectButton.innerHTML = "Disconnect";

bluetoothSerial.subscribe('\n', 
    function (data) {
        app.clear();
        app.display(data);

    },app.showError2,app.macAddress2);

},
...
}

this code is no work for me,
when I connect the first device,
It works , but when I connect the second device,
the first will lost connect ...

BUT !!!

When we change to this code

app = {
...
openPort: function() {

app.display("Connected to: " + app.macAddress);

connectButton.innerHTML = "Disconnect";

bluetoothSerial.subscribe('\n', 
    function (data) {
        app.clear();
        app.display(data);

    },app.macAddress)//different here!! ;

},

openPort2: function() {

app.display("Connected to: " + app.macAddress2);

connectButton.innerHTML = "Disconnect";

bluetoothSerial.subscribe('\n', 
    function (data) {
        app.clear();
        app.display(data);

    },app.macAddress2) //different here;

},
...
}

Strangely, It works @@"....
But, I can not find any problem in your java source and javascript lib (it's actually 4 args...)

Anyway, thanks for your help @w@/

[darran-kelinske-fivestars]

Thank you for the PR - there are a couple of merge conflicts. Appreciate you making this PR! <3

[lovelyelfpop]

Try this plugin https://github.com/bugnano/cordova-plugin-networking-bluetooth

[filipef101]

Try this plugin bugnano/cordova-plugin-networking-bluetooth

@lovelyelfpop Does that support multiple clients connect to a host?

[lovelyelfpop]

@filipef101 Doesn't that depend on the host?

[braedongough]

@bittelc I think this looks good. What do you think @dominiquejb

[bittelc]

Ya, looks fine to me @braedongough , let's send it through.

[dominiquejb]

@braedongough @bittelc still waiting for your improvements as discussed last tactical sync