Re: [Anyremote-user] Nokia 6110

[Vincent B. <vin...@gm...>]

Hi,

OK, I downloaded the .jar; right-clicked on in KDE "Actions"->"Send
via bluetooth" And the Nokia 6110 automatically installed it :)

Now I have another problem ;).

I followed this howto (I have kubuntu feisty  with kde 3.5.7), the
kanyremote executable is located in a strange path
(/usr/local/kde/bin/kanyremote) but that's not the problem ;).

I launched kanyremote, loaded an cfg file (the amarok one) and
performed a "search" with the java client on the phone, it showed:
"Searching ...
1 devices. Searching...
2 devices. Searching...
3 devices. Searching...
Retrieving the service list..."
and remain hang on "Retrieving the service list..."

Moreover kanyremote remain "unconnected"



http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=341408&highlight=howto

2007/7/24, Mike F <any...@ma...>:
> Hello Vincent,
>
> > Where in the smartphone interface I have to introduce the
> > command/keystroke to be sent to the  remote server?
> Umm...I'm not sure i'm understand Your question right ... Anyway,
> when You press a button (say "1") on the phone, then "1" keystroke will be sent
> to server. In addition to this You may create a menu with Set(menu,...)
> command. And if You choose menu item (Say "Item1") then keystroke "Item1(_some data here_) will be sent to the server.
>
> > I use a Nokia 6110 Navigator which is JSR-82 compliant but I don't see
> > where I could introduce the "command" (where's the java client?). Do I
> > have to install an symbian app?
> You have to install Java app, not symbian. Upload anyRemote.jar to the phone.
>
> Thanks,
> Mikhail
>