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How to connet To BTGPS device

 
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Can anyone suggest something on connecting to the BTGPS device.

I have one application which connects to the remote Bluetooth devices im able to pair that devices also.

But The device im having is BTGPS (bluetooth GPS reciever) which i am not able to connect to.



Thanks a lot

Regards,
Sandeep Gadhvi
 
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You may have a problem with the hardware configuration.

The Java GPS subsystem is fairly abstract, so any and all GPS devices that it knows about will be candidates for selection. That way you can choose between power economy, precision, and other criteria if there are multiple GPS providers available.

However, if the GPS device isn't registered with it, the Java GPS subsystem won't be able to connect. I have this problem because my phone runs the Windows Mobile OS, and even though a BlueTooth GPS will attach to it, my JVM is an external add-on that doesn't know how to talk to the OS at that level.
 
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