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What I need to do is pair with a Bluetooth enabled device which hosts some webservices and browse for DNS-SD services.
Then I have to pick one of those discovered services and make some http requests over https or other secure method.
I already did this trough WiFi, but for some reasons there's a need to do the same trough Bluetooth.
I did some research yesterday but I haven't found what I need. I'm not sure how to approach this.
Any input on this is welcomed. Thanks!
Most implementations of bluetooth implement sockets on top of RFCOMM or L2CAP, but these are not standard sockets.
I've never used it, but I believe that the Bluetooth network encapsulation protocol (BNEP) allows for the use of standard TCP/IP networking over Bluetooth. Android does not implement this and I don't think it is widely supported elsewhere.