IF you want to run on a PC:
Use SUN Wireless Tool kit , which has a simulator
If you want to run on nokia mobile:
Then download or install the nokia software for deploying the software in your mobile using datacard. Check with PC Suite5 for local synchronization of the j2me application.
sorry it is my bad english :).
I want to estabilish a rfcomm connection by my mobile phone and a usb adapter installed on my notebook. Using wireless toolkit I haven't problem, i run two istance of my application and client and server works. But know I would to try it with real hardware. I could install with nokia pc suite the client on mobile phone, but how can I "install" the server on pc to use the bluetooth adapter?
thanks in advance.
emanuele
Well have u tried with the WTK having the bluetooth adapter plugged in? I think this should work with wtk as this is said to have the recommended support for this.
This will also be very helpful for PC to Phone bluetooth connection,- http://www.benhui.net/modules.php?name=Bluetooth
Regds,
SD
I have installed bluecove according with documentation
(I have follow)
1. Download BlueCove source release
2. Unzip the source
3. Run ant
4. Go into intelbth
5. Run makeheaders.cmd
6. Open intelbth.sln
7. Compile the project for your platform (e.g. 'Release' for 'Win32')
8. Place intelbth.dll in resources
9. Run ant jar
and then I put .dll file in System32 directory.
When I start a new j2se project in netbeans and I try to import
javax.bluetooth*; netbeans says javax.bluetooth dosen't exist.
how could i fix :)?
thanks for the help
regards
emanuele
Well can't help in that case actually.. I haven't worked with that yet.. u can ask in there, they have a discussion board there too.. I'm sure that'll help..
Mean while, let me check it in my machine..
And if u can solve that, please make sure u post it here so that in future some body will get benefited.
Best of luck,
SD
> I have installed bluecove according with
> documentation
> (I have follow)
> 1. Download BlueCove source release
>2. Unzip the source
> 3. Run ant
>4. Go into intelbth
> 5. Run makeheaders.cmd
>6. Open intelbth.sln
> 7. Compile the project for your platform (e.g.
> 'Release' for 'Win32')
>8. Place intelbth.dll in resources
> 9. Run ant jar
>
> and then I put .dll file in System32 directory.
> When I start a new j2se project in netbeans and I try
> to import
> javax.bluetooth*; netbeans says javax.bluetooth
> dosen't exist.
> how could i fix :)?
>
> thanks for the help
> regards
> emanuele
Well I solved ur problem... add the jar file to your project... just right click at the project --> go to properties --> select libraries --> select add jar/folder --> browse and show it the path to the blueglove jar (I will recommend to use the patched one from benhui or blueglove team have uploaded a new jar version today only at http://code.google.com/p/bluecove/downloads/list ). And done - u have no such errors now.
But can u solve a problem of mine.. I am not able to make the intelbth.dll. Can u mail me the win32 version for this at suvrajit.dhar@gmail.com
Regds,
SD