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Re: [Vala] dbus-glib-1.vapi Proxy Class



Am Montag, den 17.03.2008, 23:16 +0100 schrieb Ethan Osten:
> On Mon, 2008-03-17 at 10:50 +0100, Alexander Werle wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm trying to use the
> >
> > "Proxy.for_name (Connection! connection, string! name, string! path,
> > string! interface_)"
> >
> > constructor of the Proxy class from dbus-glib-1.vapi. I want to call
> a
> > method from openobex dbus-api.
> > This is my code to create the Proxy object:
> <snip>
> > I can't find "dbus_g_proxy_free" in any of the underlying c code
> files.
> > Has anybody had the same problem and can help me?
> 
> Is there a reason you aren't using the built-in Vala syntax for DBus?
> eg.
>         using OpenOBEX;
>        
>         [DBusInterface (name = "org.openobex.Manager")]
>         interface OpenOBEX.Interface;
>        
>         DBus.Connection conn = DBus.Bus.get(DBus.BusType.SYSTEM);
>        
>         OpenOBEX.Interface proxy =
> conn.get_object<OpenOBEX.Interface>("org.openobex", "/org/openobex");
> 
> And then compiling that the same way that you did your manual version?
> 
> - Ethan Osten
> 

I tried it this way. But calling 


	proxy.CreateBluetoothSession (address, "opp")

> 
doesn't return anything. I expected to get the path for the created
session. But without the session path I can't execute the following:


	OpenOBEX.Session session = conn.get_object<OpenOBEX.Session>
("org.openobex", session_path); 
	
	session.Connected += session_connected;
	session.Disconnected += session_disconnected;
	session.TransferStarted += transfer_started;
	session.TransferCompleted += transfer_completed;
	session.ErrorOccurred += error_occurred; 


So I took a look on the c code for "Gnome sendTo()" and there they used
Proxy.begin_call(...) and Proxy.end_call(...).
> 
> 


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