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// Copyright (c) 2007-2010 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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// All rights reserved.
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// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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// under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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//
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// Initial Contributors:
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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//
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// Contributors:
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//
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// Description:
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//
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/**
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@file
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@internalComponent
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*/
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#include "fdchctloriginal.h"
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#include <d32usbdescriptors.h>
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#include <usbhost/internal/fdcpluginobserver.h>
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#include <usbhosterrors.h>
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#include <bluetooth/logger.h>
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#include "fdchctloriginalserver.h"
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#include <bluetooth/logger.h>
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#ifdef __FLOG_ACTIVE
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_LIT8(KLogComponent, "fdchctloriginal");
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#endif
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CFdcHctlOriginal* CFdcHctlOriginal::NewL(MFdcPluginObserver& aObserver)
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{
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LOG_STATIC_FUNC
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CFdcHctlOriginal* self = new(ELeave) CFdcHctlOriginal(aObserver);
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CleanupStack::PushL(self);
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self->ConstructL();
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CleanupStack::Pop();
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return self;
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}
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CFdcHctlOriginal::CFdcHctlOriginal(MFdcPluginObserver& aObserver)
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: CFdcPlugin(aObserver)
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{
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LOG_FUNC
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}
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CFdcHctlOriginal::~CFdcHctlOriginal()
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{
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LOG_FUNC
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iHctlSession.Close();
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delete iServer;
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}
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void CFdcHctlOriginal::ConstructL()
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{
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LOG_FUNC
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iServer = CFdcHctlOriginalServer::NewL(*this);
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}
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TAny* CFdcHctlOriginal::GetInterface(TUid aUid)
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{
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LOG_FUNC
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LOG1(_L8("\taUid = 0x%08x"), aUid);
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TAny* ret = NULL;
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if(aUid == TUid::Uid(KFdcInterfaceV1))
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{
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ret = reinterpret_cast<TAny*>(static_cast<MFdcInterfaceV1*>(this));
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}
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LOG1(_L8("\tret = [0x%08x]"), ret);
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return ret;
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}
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TInt CFdcHctlOriginal::Mfi1NewFunction(TUint aDeviceId,
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const TArray<TUint>& aInterfaces,
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const TUsbDeviceDescriptor& aDeviceDescriptor,
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const TUsbConfigurationDescriptor& aConfigurationDescriptor)
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{
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LOG_FUNC
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// Normally an FDC is required to claim it's interfaces first. In this
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// case we need to parse the descriptor tree to determine if the device
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// firmware update interface is present. (We don't do firmware updates but
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// we claim it until to provide successful device attachments. If a
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// firmware update FDC is provided this should be removed.)
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#ifdef SYMBIAN_FDC_HCTL_ORIGINAL_ACCEPT_FIRMWARE_UPDATE
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TBool firmwareIntFound = EFalse;
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TUint8 firmwareIntNum = 0xff;
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TUint8 KDfuInterfaceClass = 0xfe;
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TUint8 KDfuInterfaceSubClass = 0x01;
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// Drop down a level from the configuration descriptor.
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TUsbGenericDescriptor* descriptor = aConfigurationDescriptor.iFirstChild;
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// Search across the interface tier (note doesn't handle DFU in IAD).
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while(descriptor)
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{
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TUsbInterfaceDescriptor* interface;
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if (interface = TUsbInterfaceDescriptor::Cast(descriptor), interface)
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{
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if( interface->InterfaceClass() == KDfuInterfaceClass &&
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interface->InterfaceSubClass() == KDfuInterfaceSubClass)
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{
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firmwareIntNum = interface->InterfaceNumber();
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firmwareIntFound = ETrue;
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break;
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}
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}
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descriptor = descriptor->iNextPeer;
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}
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#endif // SYMBIAN_FDC_HCTL_ORIGINAL_ACCEPT_FIRMWARE_UPDATE
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// We claim the interfaces we are to represent, we must claim the
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// first interface given to us as FDF has already determined that
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// we are to use it.
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const TUint KNumOfHctlInterfaces = 2;
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const TUint8 KAclInterfaceNum = 0x00, KScoInterfaceNum = 0x01;
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TBool gotAcl = EFalse, gotSco = EFalse, fatalError = EFalse;
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for(TInt i=0; i<aInterfaces.Count(); ++i)
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{
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TUint intNum = aInterfaces[i];
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if(intNum == KAclInterfaceNum)
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{
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fatalError = (fatalError || gotAcl); // The USB device should only report one ACL interface
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iAclToken = Observer().TokenForInterface(intNum);
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gotAcl = ETrue;
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}
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else if(intNum == KScoInterfaceNum)
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{
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fatalError = (fatalError || gotSco); // The USB device should only report one ACL interface
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iScoToken = Observer().TokenForInterface(intNum);
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gotSco = ETrue;
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}
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else if(i == 0)
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{
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// We always need to claim the first interface, this should have
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// been claimed already, but if we have a funny device then this
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// might not be the case. We will need to error.
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TUint32 unknownToken = Observer().TokenForInterface(intNum);
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return KErrCorrupt;
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}
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#ifdef SYMBIAN_FDC_HCTL_ORIGINAL_ACCEPT_FIRMWARE_UPDATE
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else if(firmwareIntFound && intNum == firmwareIntNum)
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{
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TUint32 dfuToken = Observer().TokenForInterface(intNum);
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}
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#endif // SYMBIAN_FDC_HCTL_ORIGINAL_ACCEPT_FIRMWARE_UPDATE
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}
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// At this point we will have claimed to the interface mandated by FDF and
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// so we are at liberty to return an error.
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// firstly, check to see if a fatal error occured.
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if(fatalError)
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{
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LOG(_L8("\tFatal error when retrieving interfaces for driver instance..."));
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return KErrGeneral;
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}
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// Now we perform some validation that the function is what we expect.
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// There should be two interfaces as part of the function. One is
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// the standard data and control planes. The other for the sync-
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// chronous connections.
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if(aConfigurationDescriptor.NumInterfaces() < KNumOfHctlInterfaces)
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{
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LOG(_L8("\tInsufficent interfaces in USB config. descriptor..."));
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return KErrUsbBadDescriptor;
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}
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if(aInterfaces.Count() < KNumOfHctlInterfaces)
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{
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LOG(_L8("\tInsufficient interfaces provided to FDC..."));
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return KErrUnderflow;
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}
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// Ensure that we got both interfaces, otherwise the device is malformed.
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if(!gotAcl || !gotSco)
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{
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LOG2(_L8("\tMissing Token [ACL=%d] [SCO=%d]"), gotAcl, gotSco);
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return KErrNotFound;
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}
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// At this point we are set-up to use the device.
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iReady = ETrue;
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// We try our best; the Bluetooth stack may not be running, it may not be even using
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// the USB HCTL. So we accept the tokens and try the best to set-up the HCTL.
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// If we fail now the HCTL should later inform us to try again.
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RequestConnection();
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return KErrNone;
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}
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void CFdcHctlOriginal::Mfi1DeviceDetached(TUint aDeviceId)
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{
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LOG_FUNC
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iReady = EFalse;
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if(iHctlSession.Handle())
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{
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// Inform of disconnection.
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iHctlSession.DeviceDetached();
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}
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// Close Hctl Handle
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iHctlSession.Close();
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}
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void CFdcHctlOriginal::RequestConnection()
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{
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LOG_FUNC
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// Trigger the attempt to connect to the USB HCTL Server.
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if(!iReady)
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{
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// For whatever reason, we have not got the tokens for the USB interfaces.
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LOG(_L8("\tFDC is not ready"));
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return;
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}
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// Note that this will error if, the bt thread or usb hctl is not running;
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// or if there is another FDC already connected to it.
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TInt err = iHctlSession.Connect();
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if(err != KErrNone)
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{
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LOG1(_L8("\tRHCTLUsbOriginal::Connect error = %d"), err);
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return;
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}
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// Now inform the stack that we have a connected device.
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err = iHctlSession.DeviceAttached(iAclToken, iScoToken);
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if(err != KErrNone)
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{
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LOG1(_L8("\tRHCTLUsbOriginal::DeviceAttached error = %d"), err);
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iHctlSession.Close();
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return;
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}
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}
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