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#include <dbus/dbus.h>
#endif
You need the define DBUS_API... if you not using the dbus version 1.0+.
You need a connection to the DBus server running, and an error object for the error message.
dbus_connection_close(conn);
}
The concepts aren't hard, getting things working is a little bit.
If you've taken Mehmet's JDBC Connectivity or Jordan's Web Services you might be able to relate some concepts and patterns.
I don't think Seneca has taught any RPC in their BTP series classes, but reviewing BTP600 patterns will help.
D-Bus is a RPC-like technology and when making your code run in threads or asynchorous you'll need to understand proxies (along with more patterns) very well.
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