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This a sample Bluetooth application which illustrates the use of Windows CE Bluetooth stack WinSock

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Abstract:
	Windows CE Bluetooth application sample

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This is a sample Bluetooth application which illustrates the use of Windows CE
Bluetooth stack WinSock getsockopt/setsockopt programming interfaces.

Note, that as a sample this application was never intended for production use.
It has not been exhaustively tested and may contain deficiencies that must
be resolved for an end user product.

This sample compiles to an application OPTTEST.EXE. It can be started as server or
client.

When started as server, it creates a socket and goes into accept loop. When
started as a client, it will take a bluetooth device address and connect to it.

When connected, users can exchange text messages or files.

User can also specify particular options on created sockets (such as have
connection be authenticated or encrypted, or negotiate MTU), before or after
connection has been established.

Use OPTTEST /? to print out supported command line options. When connected,
the program prints out supported commands.