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Hi @Kvthewine Gixson​ ,
I understand that you need to use Bluetooth in your Kony application. This is possible using Native Function APIs in Kony.
For more information about how to use Native Function APIs, please refer the following link
http://docs.kony.com/konylibrary/visualizer/visualizer_user_guide/Default.htm#NativePlatformWidgets.htm
After you have read the link, follow these steps to add the native code to access the Bluetooth in iOS and Android.
1) Go to Edit->Native Function APIs
2) Here you will need to add the framework for iOS and Andriod separately.
3) After that you will need to drag and drop a Native Container to your form.
4) Then you can write the necessary code (different codes for Android and iOS). For more information on the different code snippets, please refer the following links.
For Android: http://docs.kony.com/konylibrary/visualizer/viz_api_dev_guide/content/bluetooth.htm
For iOS: http://docs.kony.com/konylibrary/visualizer/viz_api_dev_guide/content/bluetooth_ssm.htm
Meanwhile, please provide us the link of the topic in which the code files where no longer available.