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ludan
2005-06-21
2013-04-10
  • ludan

    ludan - 2005-06-21

    hi, sorry for my bad english but i'm an italian boy..
    i want write an application with j2se to
    implement a remote film server. i explain you:
    i wrote a midlet for my nokia 6600, from mobilephone i want connect to a
    program (written with j2se) via bluetooth, the program (server
    side) must send the film's list to the mobile, and after choose the film
    i can start to see the film and manage it with normal command, like
    "pause","seek","mute", etc. etc.
    i've written this application to work with socket and works perfectly,
    in according to you is possible to port my application to works with BT?
    and how can i use ??

     
    • Gabriel Marques

      Gabriel Marques - 2005-08-03

      After a long time...
      Yes, you can port it to bluetooth, but you must consider that it have to stablish a connection for every command, and that will introduce a delay (annoying when watching videos), or keep the connection open.
      And the bluetooth consumes a lot of battery.

      I'm interested in your results cause I'm working with a similar scenario, using J2SE to transfer files and messages to a midlet running in a nokia 6600.

      It's working, but not with javaBT stack, I'm using a demo version of the Atinav's stack on windows and Avetana BT (over blueZ) on linux.
      The javaBT stack was never finished, it doesn't have RFCOMM for instance.

      We could exchange some info and progresses: gabriel_marques at sourceforge.net

       

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