Abstract
The wireless CORBA specification provides a basic framework for wireless based mobile distributed environments, suggesting a generic solution which still hides the underlying network level details from applications. However, its application over Bluetooth networks exhibits some problems when dealing with multi-user environments, like power consumption constraints of mobile devices or Bluetooth roles. This paper proposes the creation of two new CORBA services and some changes in the LTP transport layer to facilitate the management of Bluetooth multi-user environments.