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ejSerial
Serial connection Java library
Java library to send and receive data via Serial COM-Ports. This library is intended to provide an easy way to access the serial-port. Only a few lines of code are needed to Read or Write data via serial port. All Properties and Methods are inspired by the "SerialPort"-Class of the .NET Framework (System.IO.Ports.SerialPort) The benefit of this project is, that it needs only a few lines of code to implement, and a reduced CPU load. ... -
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A C++ multiplatform system library to ease the use of SSL sockets (TLS, DTLS), Serial ports (COM) and memory management (smart buffers, XML parsing)
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A PPP client and server which is written in Java. It will support AT command modem directly by COM port, without any API (except commAPI) and JNI supported. It is pure Java PPP api. For more, please visit www.simpleteam.com.
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Ponticulus (a virtual COM-port over TCP/IP redirector) allows synchronous connecting and disconnecting to a remote serial port (e.g. on an embedded device). It was initially based on com2tcp, part of the com0com project. (http://com0com.sourceforge.net/)
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tcp2com creates a bridge between a TCP socket and a serial port (COM). The program runs as a service under Windows NT. With tcp2com, you can telnet into any device you may have plugged into your COM port.
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