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Bluetooth library and utilities for programming services for Java / JME / Bluetooth Compatible devices. Written in Java using Generic Connection Framework and JSR-82 API. Allows developers programming using a simple framework. Demos and documentation
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Vietcovo is Bluetooth Project(PC-Mobile Phone) with the latest technologies. Vietcovo is software that allow to chat bluetooth between different devices PC-to-Mobile, PC-to-PC, Mobile-to-Mobile via Bluetooth Connection bluetooth send file Obex protoc
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OBEXFTP Front-End is a simple Java Swing application that uses the ObexFTP under the hood to make easier to manipulate the file system of OBEX-enabled devices.
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This is an Obex implementation on Java for compatible with those devices and is intendeed to be full implementation sometime in the future.JObexFTP support phone with AT+CPROT=0 or *EOBEX, tested only with Mitsubishi M341I & SE K750i if yu have new one..
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Minshara Java Bluetooth Stack is a Java (JSR-82 compliant) Bluetooth stack. It's based on javabluetooth and features RFCOMM and OBEX protocols, and also security. It's exhaustively documented and provides a bunch of samples -orson.rasip.fer.hr/~tsecen.
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