The library provides very broad client-side OBEX support, providing not just the ‘Put’ operation that most libraries and applications support, but also the complete set of operations: Connect, Put, Get, SetPath, Delete, and Abort. This is accessed through a session based interface. All errors communicating to the peer OBEX server are exposed to the calling application.

As well as the ‘on-the-wire’ protocol support there is also broad support for the objects defined in the OBEX specification, for instance the Folder Listing XML documents as used by the Folder-Browsing service. A full parser, returning an array of folder and file objects, is included

The library also provides access to its lower-level PDU (packet) creation and parsing facilities, enabling third-party implementation of any required features, for instance server-side operation, and perhaps even reliable-session support.

The library, its class documentation in both compiled HTML Help, and in raw XML for Intellisense, and a Programmer’s Guide are included.

Assemblies for both the FXv2 desktop and Compact Framework versions 1 and 2 are supplied.

Included sample code contains examples in both C# and VB.NET, showing how to use Put, Get, SetPath, and Folder Listings operations. They include examples of asynchronous usage, along with progress bar updating. Most use the TransportConnection library to form the connection to the OBEX server. Some however manually create the connection.