[hibbert]

HI,
i have got a digital pen attached to my BB via bluetooth. now i debug my application and the console has the following output:

PHP Code:

BT: HCI ACCEPT_CON_REQ
BT: BTEVENT_LINK_CONNECT
net.rim.bluetooth: DC00
BT: AUTHORIZATION_REQ
BT: SPP_EVENT_CONNECTED
BT: sdpUpdateServiceAvailability
url: https://someadress
BT: SPP_EVENT_DISCONNECTED
CMM: com_paperiq_bb_digitalpen_app_4_2_1(2524) no sig from 0x33
BT: freeSerialPort 106f87a0
BT: sdpRemoveRecord
BT: freeSdpAttributeData
BT: allocSerialPort 106f88f8
BT: sdpAddRecord
BT: allocSdpAttributeData
SSL:->CH
BT: BTEVENT_LINK_DISCONNECT
net.rim.bluetooth: DD13
GME Rx Cid: IPPP
SSL:<-SH
TLS:<-F
SSL:->CCS
Pen Response: <?xml version="1.0" encoding
...

Now i want to get and show the values listed in the console, e.g.:SPP_EVENT_CONNECTED, or the xml string.

are there some event listener for this?

thanks.
hibbert

[Ivanov]

what you see on the console is the debug output. "BT:" belongs to RIM's bluetooth manager. To listen on bluetooth events you have to create your own listener, however I think this is not what you want.

"Pen Response" output belongs to the bluetooth listener written by PaperIq guys which is actually the one your pen sends data to. I guess the output is also only for debugging purpose...

Maybe I could help you more if you tell me more about what you want to do...

[hibbert]

Hi,
i've got this sourcecode:

PHP Code:

   public SampleApp()
    {
        try
        {
            //we add a new DigitalPenListener at startup
            digitalpen.addDigitalPenListener(this);
        } catch(Exception e) {
            Dialog.alert(e.toString());
        }
        pushScreen(new WaitScreen(this));
    }
....
 //Start DigitalPenListener
    public void dataReceived(DigitalPenEvent e)
    {
        Dialog.inform("Getting new data....");
        sendmail((String) e.getData());
... 


this should be an event, which is raised if the pen sends new data. but this event isn't raised, so i thought i could get the data in a different way.

maybe someone has got a fresh idea ;)

thanks hibbert

[Ivanov]

Never used the PaperIQ's listener. I would ask them for support if you get this code from them.

is the PaperIQ's module already running when you try to register your listener? Your application is not trying to do it during the boot up?

[hibbert]

i've tried something new:
the console gives me somethink like an ip address (eg. 71.845.47.41, i know it's not a valied ip adress, but it looks like ;))

i have to enter this "address" to the DigitalPenSource, then teh event is raised, but only when i use the paperIQ demoform. if i try it with the easybook m³ the event is not raised.

maybe someone has got an idea to this.

PHP Code:

  public DigitalPenSourcexxx91;xxx93; getDigitalPenSources()
    {
        DigitalPenSourcexxx91;xxx93; sources = new DigitalPenSourcexxx91;2xxx93;;
        
        //we register for signature & xml data for the included test form
        sourcesxxx91;0xxx93; = new DigitalPenSource(DigitalPenEvent.TYPE_SIGNATURE, "71.845.47.41", "71.845.47.41:191,284,207,78");
        sourcesxxx91;1xxx93; = new DigitalPenSource(DigitalPenEvent.TYPE_XML_LITE, "71.845.47.41");
                
        return sources;
    } 


hibbert

[Ivanov]

what you call an IP sddress is Anoto's pattern address. That would make sense if PaperIQ's listener would require it, because there might be different applications listening for different filled paper pages and only they would get the events on paper they are responsible for.

To get it working with the easybook try to register your listener with the pattern for the corresponding easybook page (it should be printed in very small letters in the left bottom corner)

[hibbert]

Hi,
jo i have found the adress on the formpaper. then i took a look at the page of the easybook, typed in the address (4200.506.30132) and tried it again.

but it's always the same problem, the event was not raised.
i always tried the address from the paper at the end of the book, to send the data to the blackberry, the result is/was the same.

any ideas?

thanks hibbert

[Ivanov]

a pattern address has always 4 number blocks separated by a point.

It could also be that PaperIQ is blocking some pattern areas for beeing listened on. I would suggest that you cantact them. If you've payed for the integration kit you should also get support for it...

[hibbert]

jo that's true, i will ask them now =)

but they have git a software that gets the data from the easybook, so there must be a way... i will ask paperiq, let's see what will happen.

thanks for your help.

hibbert