Aborting a Request

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The Abort command is used to terminate a multi-packet Put or Get request. The Abort request and response each fit in one OBEX packet, and have the final bit set.

The following illustration shows the logic associated with an Abort command.

Because additional headers are not used with the Abort request packet, the packet length should always be three.

If the Abort command is successful, the response code is 0xA0 and the server is resynchronized with the client. If any other response is returned, the client should disconnect.

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 Last updated on Friday, April 09, 2004

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