Bluetooth uses the
WSASetService function to register or remove a service instance within the Bluetooth namespace (NS_BTH) from the registry. The handle returned by this operation may only be used to delete the service.
Bluetooth has two means of advertising services using the WSASetService function:
- The application can have the system advertise a simple Bluetooth SDP service record, constructed from standard members in the
WSAQUERYSET structure.
- The application can have the system advertise their own Bluetooth SDP record by passing a
BTH_SET_SERVICE structure in the lpBlob member of the WSAQUERYSET structure. This is a more complex approach.
Note SDP records advertised by WSASetService do not persist after the process that published them has quit.
Use of WSASetService with Bluetooth has the following requirements:
- The lpqsRegInfo parameter is the address of the WSAQUERYSET structure to be registered.
- The essOperation parameter is an enumeration that contains one of the operations shown in the following table.
| Value | Description |
|---|
| RNRSERVICE_REGISTER | Starts advertising the service to remote radios querying using the Bluetooth SDP protocol. |
| RNRSERVICE_DEREGISTER | Not valid. Returns an error. |
| RNRSERVICE_DELETE | Stops advertising the service. |
Note Service handles discovered during a WSALookupServiceBegin or WSALookupServiceNext call are incompatible with the RNRSERVICE_DELETE operation.
- The dwControlFlags parameter is reserved, and must be zero.
For more information and a list of Bluetooth socket options, see
Bluetooth and Socket Options.
Related topics
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Windows Sockets
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