An IrDA Lite implementation written in 100% Java. Primairy target systems are TINI (http://www.ibutton.com/TINI) with STEP.IR (http://www.systronix.com/irda/irda_tools.htm) and JStamp/SaJe, but the code can be used on other platforms as well.
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jir beta-4 available
Beta-4 of the Java IR stack is now available, this release adds IrOBEX. Using JIR you're able to send and receive objects. One of the examples tries to transmit a businnesscard to OBEX compliant devices (like organizers running PalmOS or mobile phones) several times a minute.
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