It probably won't work on J2ME, since it uses floating point vairables. These can be replaced though. Beyond that you need to address the Bluetooth Chip via javax.comm. You might need some driver to make the chip available via a com port. I'm afraid I don't have a J2ME phone so I can't help you too much. If you donate one I'll be glad to give you a hand. :P
Chris
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Is it possible to use javax.microedition.io.CommConnection to access the comm port if it is made available? Do I need to rewrite the code in UARTTransport.java file? If things are possible with JavaBluetooth stack, I might proceed with coding to my a Motorola A760 handset that is HCI UART H4 enable.
Please advise.
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Do I need any other libaray to use bluetooth, if I'm coding for a J2ME mobile phone?
Do I need any bluetooth driver?
It probably won't work on J2ME, since it uses floating point vairables. These can be replaced though. Beyond that you need to address the Bluetooth Chip via javax.comm. You might need some driver to make the chip available via a com port. I'm afraid I don't have a J2ME phone so I can't help you too much. If you donate one I'll be glad to give you a hand. :P
Chris
Is it possible to use javax.microedition.io.CommConnection to access the comm port if it is made available? Do I need to rewrite the code in UARTTransport.java file? If things are possible with JavaBluetooth stack, I might proceed with coding to my a Motorola A760 handset that is HCI UART H4 enable.
Please advise.