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class TObexIrV3TransportInfo : public TObexIrV2TransportInfo;
Concrete transport info type for use when using Irda ttp transport controller, with nickname extension.
TObexTransportInfo - This class is a combination of the TObexProtocolInfo and TObexProtocolPolicy cla...
TObexIrTransportInfo - Concrete transport info type for use when using Irda ttp transport controller.
TObexIrV2TransportInfo - Concrete transport info type for use when using Irda ttp transport controller, w...
TObexIrV3TransportInfo - Concrete transport info type for use when using Irda ttp transport controller, w...
Defined in TObexIrV3TransportInfo:
iLocalDeviceNicknameThe device nickname. The maximum length in the IrDA specification is defined as ...iLocalDeviceNicknameValidA flag indicating if the device nickname field is valid. This allows Symbian to ...Inherited from TObexIrTransportInfo:
iAddrIrDA address information for this connection, as used in the IrDA sockets interf...iAttributeNameThe IAS attribute value that the OBEX session will register its listener port, o...iClassNameThe IAS class value that the OBEX session will register its listener port, or re...Inherited from TObexIrV2TransportInfo:
iDiscoveryAttemptsThe number of discovery attempts to make. iDiscoverySlotsThe number of discovery slots to use. Inherited from TObexTransportInfo:
iFuture1iFuture2iFuture3iFuture4iReceiveMtuThe maximum size of the receive packet buffer for the policy iTransmitMtuThe maximum size of the transmit packet buffer for the policy iTransportNameThe type of the transport over which obex will run. The size of the buffer is ch...iVersionThe version of the protocol policy format that this class supports KObexIrTTPProtocolV3Protocol string when running over IrDA Using this version indicates that the con...TBuf< 20 > iLocalDeviceNickname;
The device nickname. The maximum length in the IrDA specification is defined as 23 - (number of hint octets [2] + 1) = 20
TBool iLocalDeviceNicknameValid;
A flag indicating if the device nickname field is valid. This allows Symbian to make further derivations of this interface without making the device nickname mandatory