ECN spcecification for Bluetooth SDP
The Bluetooth "Service Discovery Protocol" (SDP) can reasonably be described
as the heart of the Bluetooth protocol suite. It enables any Bluetooth-enabled system
to discover the presence in the local environment of other Bluetooth-enabled systems,
either in general, of a specific type (offering a specific service), or of a specific
type with a given name.The protocol uses a mixture of TLV-encoded types and fixed-length
fields.
One of the key features of this protocol is its open-ended nature. It allows suppliers
of Bluetooth-enabled equipment to define new types of service, and the parameters
associated with that service.
Encoding of such information is always of a Type-Length-Value (TLV) form, so a receiver
who does not understand some particular service type and parameters can easily skip
such material and ignore that service.
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Dubuisson O., Larmouth J., Thorpe P.
Application of the ASN.1 specification technique
to the Bluetooth Service Discovery Protocol
ACM Symposium on Mobile Ad Hoc Networking & Computing MobiHoc'2001, Long Beach,
California, Oct. 4-5, 2001
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