Get filesystem descriptor to folder with bluetooth mapping
Is there a way to access the code layer for a bluetooth connected storage device? Simple use case: I have a Bluetooth folder in Explorer that looks something like this:
"My Bluetooth Places \ All Bluetooth Neighborhoods \ DEV1 \ OBEX File Transfer \ E: \"
which maps to the root of the device and I want to be able to read / write to the filesystem, treating it like a standard directory.
Is it possible?
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It's impossible. To achieve this, you need to open a Bluetooth serial connection with this device and traverse its file system using the OBEX File Transfer profile .
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Yes it is.
What you see in explorer is the PIDL string representation - a list of identifiers.
You should learn COM as a technology and then Shell Extensions.
What you see in Explorer is a virtual "file" system. Bluetooth software extends it.
Here's the door: the IShellFolder interface . Please note that this is not the best place to start.
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