Move SMPKeyBin 'apply' to BTDevice, splitting functionality: setting + uploading keys (required for peripheral BTAdapter key management)

SMPKeyBin has the key apply action revoked.

SMPKeyBin is reduced to store keys, address and security settings,
as well adding persistence (read/write to filesystem).

BTDevice::setSMPKeyBin(SMPKeyBin&) shall be used copy the key data over
and BTDevice::uploadKeys() to upload them to the adapter for pre-pairing.

See dbt_scanner10.cpp's use of convenient API (same efficiency as before)
   device->uploadKeys(KEY_PATH, req_sec_level, true /* verbose_ */);

BTDevice::setSMPKeyBin(SMPKeyBin&) fully restored BTDevice's PairingData
- keys
- key caps
- user security level and IOCaps

+++

The reduced 'set<Name>Key(..)' methods only
- copy the key to BTDevice's PairingData
- set the KeyType bit for keys_<role>_[init|resp], fully restoring key caps

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/examples/java/DBTScanner10.java b/examples/java/DBTScanner10.java
index f6f31b43..c34925e8 100644
--- a/examples/java/DBTScanner10.java
+++ b/examples/java/DBTScanner10.java
@@ -359,8 +359,8 @@ public class DBTScanner10 {
             BTUtils.println(System.err, "****** Connecting Device: No SecurityDetail for "+device.toString());
         }
         final BTSecurityLevel req_sec_level = null != sec ? sec.getSecLevel() : BTSecurityLevel.UNSET;
-        HCIStatusCode res = SMPKeyBin.readAndApply(KEY_PATH, device, req_sec_level, true /* verbose */);
-        BTUtils.fprintf_td(System.err, "****** Connecting Device: SMPKeyBin::readAndApply(..) result %s\n", res.toString());
+        HCIStatusCode res = device.uploadKeys(KEY_PATH, req_sec_level, true /* verbose_ */);
+        BTUtils.fprintf_td(System.err, "****** Connecting Device: BTDevice::uploadKeys(...) result %s\n", res.toString());
         if( HCIStatusCode.SUCCESS != res ) {
             if( null != sec ) {
                 if( sec.isSecurityAutoEnabled() ) {