de.unikassel.android.sdcframework.data.independent
Class BluetoothSampleData

java.lang.Object
  de.unikassel.android.sdcframework.data.independent.AbstractSampleData
      de.unikassel.android.sdcframework.data.independent.BluetoothSampleData

All Implemented Interfaces:

SampleData, SerializableData

public final class BluetoothSampleData
extends AbstractSampleData

The device specific sample data of a bluetooth sensor device are the received signal strength indicator, the friendly bluetooth name, the hardware adress and the bluetooth class.

See Also:

BluetoothDevice, BluetoothDeviceScanner

Field Summary

private String	address The bluetooth hardware address as string
private String	bluetoothClass The Android bluetooth class ( can be null if unknown ).
private String	name The friendly bluetooth name of the device ( can be null if unknown )
private Short	rssi The received signal strength indicator of the device ( usually a value in the range 0 to 255 ).

Constructor Summary

BluetoothSampleData()
Constructor

BluetoothSampleData(BluetoothSampleData sampleData)
Constructor

Method Summary

SampleData	doClone() Method to clone sample data
boolean	equals(Object o)
String	getAddress() Getter for the hardware address
String	getBluetoothClass() Getter for the bluetoothClass
String	getName() Getter for the friendly bluetooth name
Short	getRSSI() Getter for the received signal strength indicator ( RSSI )
void	setAddress(String address) Setter for the hardware address
void	setBluetoothClass(String bluetoothClass) Setter for the bluetooth class
void	setName(String name) Setter for the friendly bluetooth name
void	setRSSI(Short rssi) Setter for the received signal strength indicator ( RSSI )

Methods inherited from class de.unikassel.android.sdcframework.data.independent.AbstractSampleData

clone, getRelatedData, toXML, updateRelatedData

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

rssi

private Short rssi

The received signal strength indicator of the device ( usually a value in the range 0 to 255 ). Here it's just the short extra information provided by the Android-Api.

name

private String name

The friendly bluetooth name of the device ( can be null if unknown )

address

private String address

The bluetooth hardware address as string

bluetoothClass

private String bluetoothClass

The Android bluetooth class ( can be null if unknown ). The class describes general characteristics and capabilities of a device.

Constructor Detail

BluetoothSampleData

public BluetoothSampleData()

Constructor

BluetoothSampleData

public BluetoothSampleData(BluetoothSampleData sampleData)

Constructor

Parameters:

sampleData - the sample data to copy construct from

Method Detail

doClone

public final SampleData doClone()

Description copied from interface: SampleData

Method to clone sample data

Returns:

a copy of the sample data

equals

public final boolean equals(Object o)

Overrides:

equals in class Object

getRSSI

public final Short getRSSI()

Getter for the received signal strength indicator ( RSSI )

Returns:

the RSSI

setRSSI

public final void setRSSI(Short rssi)

Setter for the received signal strength indicator ( RSSI )

Parameters:

rssi - the RSSI to set

getName

public final String getName()

Getter for the friendly bluetooth name

Returns:

the name

setName

public final void setName(String name)

Setter for the friendly bluetooth name

Parameters:

name - the name to set

getAddress

public final String getAddress()

Getter for the hardware address

Returns:

the hardware address

setAddress

public final void setAddress(String address)

Setter for the hardware address

Parameters:

address - the hardware address to set

getBluetoothClass

public final String getBluetoothClass()

Getter for the bluetoothClass

Returns:

the bluetoothClass

setBluetoothClass

public final void setBluetoothClass(String bluetoothClass)

Setter for the bluetooth class

Parameters:

bluetoothClass - the bluetooth class to set