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We are pleased to announce the j2me-commons-0.1 release! It is a commons library for J2ME, similar to Apache Commons libraries. Visit http://btw.sf.net/j2me-commons for more info.
For a manual installation, you can download the j2me-commons-0.1 here:

https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=188313
Have fun!

New version of the traditional naval strategy game for Bluetooth enabled mobile devices.

Changes:
- Minor bugfixes
- Communicaiton error handling
- Status bar
- Different background color for player's and opponent's view

This is the initial release of Bluetooth Battleship. The game Battleship is a guessing game played by two people. It requires MIDP 2.0, CLDC 1.0 and JSR82 support.

Cervii is a game played by 2-6 players, each controlling a single worm. Each player tries to avoid crashing to other worms while trying to force other worms to crash to player's worm. The game requires MIDP 2.0 and CLDC 1.0 support, and, of course, a bluetooth subsystem. For more info and/or screenshots please see http://btw.sourceforge.net/cervii/about.html
This is an initial release.

BTLib is now considered in a beta development phase as it has been verified as working on Cervii, BTBS and IBTU projects.

Changes:
New Features:
o StreamUtils class added - simple utility methods for basic object serialization
o UnitTests added
o Client now receives its clientId
o Server is now able to forcefully disconnect clients
o ArrayUtils class added - support for comparing/cloning arrays, Queue and Enumerations
o Queue now support peeking into its contents and a LIFO
o Peer now detects maximum packet size (MTU) and max. number of bluetooth connections ... read more

The "Bluetooth Library" and "I Bluetooth You" talker have been released.

0.3.1 is a bugfix release, adding support for CLDC version 1.0, allowing BTLib and IBTU to run even on the older mobile devices.

Note: to use the IBTU application, you need both .jad and .jar files loaded into your mobile device.

You can download the IBTU application directly to the mobile device from the project WAP page http://btw.sf.net/m/

The 'I Bluetooth You' (a play on famous I Seek You) application has been released. It is a simple chat application where you can either create a chat room or join an existing room. Maximum of 10 people can join the room. This application also serves as a tutorial for using BTLib, the Bluetooth Multiplayer Game Library. You can find more information at http://btw.sf.net
Current version 0.3 requires CLDC1.1 and MIDP2.0, however 0.3.1 should follow shortly with CLDC1.0 support.