3 /// USB Blackberry bulk protocol API constants
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22 #ifndef __BARRY_PROTOCOL_H__
23 #define __BARRY_PROTOCOL_H__
25 // packet commands (Packet.command: has response codes too)
26 #define SB_COMMAND_FETCH_ATTRIBUTE 0x05
27 #define SB_COMMAND_FETCHED_ATTRIBUTE 0x06
28 #define SB_COMMAND_SELECT_MODE 0x07
29 #define SB_COMMAND_MODE_SELECTED 0x08
30 #define SB_COMMAND_OPEN_SOCKET 0x0a
31 #define SB_COMMAND_CLOSE_SOCKET 0x0b
32 #define SB_COMMAND_CLOSED_SOCKET 0x0c
33 #define SB_COMMAND_PASSWORD_CHALLENGE 0x0e
34 #define SB_COMMAND_PASSWORD 0x0f
35 #define SB_COMMAND_OPENED_SOCKET 0x10
36 #define SB_COMMAND_PASSWORD_FAILED 0x11
37 #define SB_COMMAND_SEQUENCE_HANDSHAKE 0x13
38 #define SB_COMMAND_DB_DATA 0x40
39 #define SB_COMMAND_DB_FRAGMENTED 0x60
40 #define SB_COMMAND_DB_DONE 0x41
42 // JavaLoader commands
43 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_HELLO 0x64 // This could be a general ACK in both directions
44 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_HELLO_ACK 0x65 // From device after host HELLO
45 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_GOODBYE 0x8d
46 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_SET_UNKNOWN1 0x70 // Initial sequence, 0
47 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_SET_COD_FILENAME 0x80
48 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_SET_COD_SIZE 0x67 // Always big endian
49 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_SEND_DATA 0x68
50 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_SET_TIME 0x7c
51 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_GET_SCREENSHOT 0x87
52 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_DEVICE_INFO 0x71
53 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_OS_METRICS 0x78
54 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_BOOTROM_METRICS 0x79
55 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_GET_DIRECTORY 0x6d
56 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_GET_DATA_ENTRY 0x6e // Used for both DIR and SCREENSHOT
57 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_GET_SUBDIR 0x7f
58 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_GET_SUBDIR_ENTRY 0x7d
59 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_ERASE 0x69
60 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_FORCE_ERASE 0x7b
61 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_UNKNOWN3 0x63
62 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_GET_LOG 0x73
63 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_GET_LOG_ENTRY 0x74
64 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_CLEAR_LOG 0x88
66 // JavaLoader response
67 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_ACK 0x64
68 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_READY 0x01
69 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_ERROR 0x78 // Device has accepted the application, but it can't installed !
70 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_COD_IN_USE 0x6c // Perhaps "BUSY" is also a good name?
71 #define SB_COMMAND_JL_COD_NOT_FOUND 0x69
74 #define SB_DATA_JL_SUCCESS 0x64 // Device has accepted the data packet
75 #define SB_DATA_JL_INVALID 0x68 // Device returns this code if the application isn't valid.
79 #define SB_MODE_REQUEST_SOCKET 0x00ff
82 // object and attribute ID codes (for ZeroPacket::GetAttribute())
83 // meanings for most of these are unknown
84 #define SB_OBJECT_INITIAL_UNKNOWN 0x14
85 #define SB_ATTR_INITIAL_UNKNOWN 0x01
86 #define SB_OBJECT_PROFILE 0x08
87 #define SB_ATTR_PROFILE_DESC 0x02
88 #define SB_ATTR_PROFILE_PIN 0x04
89 #define SB_OBJECT_SOCKET_UNKNOWN 0x04
92 // param command parameters
93 //#define SB_PARAM_DEFAULT 0xff
96 // DB Operation Command
97 #define SB_DBOP_SET_RECORD 0x41
98 #define SB_DBOP_CLEAR_DATABASE 0x43
99 #define SB_DBOP_GET_DBDB 0x4a
100 #define SB_DBOP_OLD_GET_DBDB 0x4c
101 #define SB_DBOP_GET_COUNT 0x4e
102 #define SB_DBOP_GET_RECORDS 0x4f
103 #define SB_DBOP_OLD_GET_RECORDS 0x42
104 #define SB_DBOP_OLD_GET_RECORDS_REPLY 0x44
106 #define SB_DBOP_GET_RECORD_STATE_TABLE 0x53 // replies with 0x60, 0x41
107 #define SB_DBOP_SET_RECORD_FLAGS 0x54 // replies with 0x41
108 // used to clear dirty flag
109 #define SB_DBOP_GET_RECORD_BY_INDEX 0x46 // replies with 0x44
110 // John's device uses 0x50, with a reply of 0x4f (!)
111 // Then uses 0x55 as usual
112 // Delete uses 0x50/0x4f to check as well, then uses 0x52 as
113 // usual to do the actual delete.
114 #define SB_DBOP_SET_RECORD_BY_INDEX 0x55 // replies with 0x41
115 #define SB_DBOP_DELETE_RECORD_BY_INDEX 0x52 // intellisync does a GET(0x46)
116 // first, probably to make sure
117 // it has the right data and