bt_gatt_srv_att_value_t

GATT attribute data type.

Synopsis:

#include <btapi/btgattsrv.h>

typedef enum {
      BT_GATT_SRV_ATT_VALUE_NONE = 0x00   
      BT_GATT_SRV_ATT_VALUE_STATIC = 0x01   
      BT_GATT_SRV_ATT_VALUE_DYNAMIC = 0x02   
      BT_GATT_SRV_ATT_VALUE_VOLATILE = 0x03   
} bt_gatt_srv_att_value_t;

Since:

BlackBerry 10.2.0

Data:

BT_GATT_SRV_ATT_VALUE_NONE: A value indicating that neither readable nor writeable value is used.; This value is used for services that do not have associated data.

BT_GATT_SRV_ATT_VALUE_STATIC: Static value.; The data must be populated at the time that the service is created.

BT_GATT_SRV_ATT_VALUE_DYNAMIC: Dynamic value.; Callbacks will be triggered for all read/write operations.

BT_GATT_SRV_ATT_VALUE_VOLATILE: Volatile value.; The data is only populated at the time that the service is created. The remote device is allowed to read or write to this value if permission allows. The bt_gatt_srv_write_alert_cb or bt_gatt_srv_read_alert_cb callback is invoked when the remote device performs a read or write operation.

Library:

libbtapi (For the qcc command, use the -l btapi option to link against this library)

Description: