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OpenOBEX
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OpenOBEX
- News
- Introduction
- Downloads
- Projects
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ObexFS
- ObexFS screenshots
- Development
- Win32
- Contact us
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ObexFTP
- Installing
- FAQ
- CLI Examples
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Language Bindings
- C example
- Perl example
- Python example
- Ruby example
- TCL example
- Technical
- Services/UUIDs
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BFB protocol
- Protocol
- Commands
- FAQ
- Extras
- Cable support
- My K750i
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Supported Devices
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Phones
- Mitsubishi
- Motorola
- Nokia
- Samsung
- Sharp
- Siemens
- Sony Ericsson
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PDA
- Palm
- Zaurus
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Other
- Microsoft
Free open source implementation of the Object Exchange (OBEX) protocol.
A big thank you to all the people who contributed to this wiki. Drop me a short mail, personally or on the list, to get your account set up. Log in with "somebody" / "anonymous" otherwise. Be sure to add your nick or name in the change comment field below the editor, the credit will be all yours!
Goals
The overall goal of this project is to make an open source implementation of the Object Exchange (OBEX) protocol. OBEX is a session protocol and can best be described as a binary HTTP protocol.
Topics
- Some up to date news.
- Read an introduction on OBEX.
- In depth information for developers.
- See which devices are supported.
- Browse the projects using OpenOBEX.
- Head right to the downloads.
- contact us with anything on your mind.
Recent Updates
News on supported devices
05/05/08
04/11/08
OpenOBEX SVN source
This SVN repository is the official OpenOBEX tree. It used to be a mirror (using cvs2svn and a little post-processing) while we used the CVS at Sourceforge for commits until mid 2007.
Use the Browse Source function to explore the OpenOBEX project. Other than that please use the Sourceforge pages, trackers and mailing lists only.
Recent SVN commits
[335] by hsattler on 05/04/08 22:18:01
different solution for BDADDR_ANY usage that works on Linux and Windows *sigh*, add header guard to bluez_compat.h
[334] by hsattler on 05/02/08 17:30:34
allow cygwin to build ircp like on any other unix, not buildable on non-UNIX compile environments (all others in Windows)
[333] by hsattler on 05/02/08 17:28:48
make apps compile on all supported windows compile environments
[332] by hsattler on 05/02/08 17:23:38
select WIN32 code on definition of HAVE_*_WINDOWS
