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Controling mobile phone port with J2ME

 
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Hi all

I was looking out for a way to control Mobile phone's port using J2me code. I searched on the net but could not get much.
Only learn t that my Mobile phone's(Sony Ericson W 700) port is DCU 60 and some drivers are required to access it.

Your help on this will act like catalyst for my analysis. Point me to any documentation/site where I can get some deeper information.


 
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1 What do you mean by controlling a port?

2 Is it a hardware port?
 
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I mean to say port by which we connect Mobile phone to USB or to charger.

Do correct me if I am using wrong word.

 
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Yes, you can access your phone' port only via its device driver.

However, you may need to first check if the device driver exposes its API publicly.

If this is the case, then you may write JNI to access the API and do the needful.
 
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Thanks Madhan

I will try my best to go deep into this matter. will get back if I have any difficulty.
 
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