There is no patch for ignorance...
Originally posted by John Meyers:
I successfully implemented what you are talking about some time back, but not without immense frustration. Here are the things you need...
1. Look at the Rococo , Avetana and Atinav stacks.
2. Get yourself a high quality dongle. May be a Compaq, HP, IBM dongle or some other branded dongle that these stacks are bound to recognize.
3. Make sure your target device can detect your dongle.
4. Make sure your target device can communicate with the protocol of you choice. Example... some phones dont support OBEX transfers.
There is no patch for ignorance...
There is no patch for ignorance...
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Originally posted by John Meyers:
They were COMPAQ and blue soleil dongles.
There is no patch for ignorance...
There is no patch for ignorance...
There is no patch for ignorance...
Originally posted by John Meyers:
Cool ! now that your cell phone can detect your USB dongle... write code that will host a service on that dongle. This is a bit tricky. You will have to utilize the L2CAP or RFCOMM or OBEX protocols to communicate via the bluetooth channel. If your phone supports OBEX i would suggest you use this protocol to transfer files. Have a look at this book...
http://www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-Java-Bruce-Hopkins/dp/1590590783
Chapter seven talks about Java and OBEX.
There is no patch for ignorance...
ASCII silly question, Get a silly ANSI.
Originally posted by Stuart Ash:
A curiosity: since USB is a standard, I wonder why the Java team did not come up with a javax.usb API.
Has there been any discussion of any such thing that someone here knows of?
Cheers.
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