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Android Bluetooth UUID as client, connect to server if only server knows UUID?
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There is a server application on which the socket is open, it listens to incoming bluetooth connections, the server has a listenUsingRfcommWithServiceRecord (UUID) method with its own UUID. Quote "A connection is considered confirmed when the remote device sends a connection request with the UUID specified when registering the server socket." How can a client device find out the UUID on the server in order to connect to it?
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To do this, the server makes itself discoverable, and the client starts searching for nearby Bluetooth devices. Think pairing two phones for file transfer or headphones with a smartphone. You can sew the BSSID of the server into the client config and connect to it right away.
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