Bluetooth low energy private service support

[user03]

As per the examples provided on the Qt website, UUIDs of the adopted services can be used, however, is it possible to search a private service on the basis of UUID?
Below is the snippet of the code that is used to access the heart rate service:
void HeartRate::serviceDiscovered(const QBluetoothUuid &gatt)
{
if (gatt == QBluetoothUuid(QBluetoothUuid::HeartRate)) {
setMessage("Heart Rate service discovered. Waiting for service scan to be done...");
foundHeartRateService = true;
}
}

Is it possible to replace HeartRate with another private service, if yes, then could anyone provide the steps to achieve the same.

[anda_skoa]

What kind of information do you have?

QBluetoothUuid has plenty of constructors, doesn't any of them match what you have?

Cheers,
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[user03]

I have the UUID of the service and the characteristic. Could you please illustrate the same using the existing constructor or provide some information about the relevant constructor to be utilised.
Thank you.

[ChrisW67]

If you have the UUID as a string then I guess the obvious place to start would be:


namespace {
QString const privateServiceUUID("b3deffdf-5346-4b50-ab23-6cb32cc56bcc");
}

void HeartRate::serviceDiscovered(const QBluetoothUuid &gatt)
{
if (gatt == QBluetoothUuid(privateServiceUUID)) {
setMessage("Heart Rate service discovered. Waiting for service scan to be done...");
foundHeartRateService = true;
}
}

[anda_skoa]

I have the UUID of the service and the characteristic.

You already wrote that, but how do you have the UUID, which datatype.
As a string? As a QUuid?



Could you please illustrate the same using the existing constructor
You are not seriously asking on how to pass arugments to constructor, are you?

Cheers,
_