Thanks Craig and Andy for reply, Graig:
The Motorola E398 has Bluetooth installed but not the JRS82 API. 1. So there is no standard low level Bluetooth API that the JSR82 use? 2. Every mobile producers have to do there own JSR82 implementation? I was searching the net and it was not so easy to find out witch mobiles that support JSR82. I talked to a sales office and they had never herd about JSR82 (they probably thought I was an idiot) Conclusion is: If I develop an application, with Bluetooth functionality, it is very hard to say if a certain mobile will work, even though the Mobile is Bluetooth enabled like Motorola E398. I hope this is just because the technology is fairly new. I read "Advanced - Adding JAR Files to a MIDlet Suite" on the EclipseMe site: "........ Hardware JAR Files This category of JAR files contain functionality that allows a MIDlet to interact with hardware that is part of the phone or other mobile device onto which your MIDlet will be installed. A JAR file that contains BluetoothT interface classes is one example of this category. .................." Maybe there is tiny hope for my Motorola E398 "Bluetooth enabled without JSR82" Again, thanks Craig and Andy. Without input from you I would been far out in the fog Best regards, Stephan -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Craig Setera Sent: 2. juni 2006 16:02 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Eclipseme-users] Question about JSR082 bluetoothMidlets installation Stephan, Unfortunately what you want to do is generally not possible. In most cases, anything hardware related is hardcoded into the phone. Adding the bluetooth libraries is not possible because they are just wrappers around native code on each phone. There may be phones out there that can do what you want, but it wouldn't be possible just by packaging up the bluetooth libraries. Sorry, Craig Stephan Cassel wrote: > > Dear Midlet developers, > > I have recently start to develop applications for my mobile(s) and > both Eclipse ME and support utilities from Sony Ericsson / Motorola > are very useful and excellent tools for application development for > mobile devices. > > When I started a Bluetooth application test in order to try out the > JSR082 API I used my Sony Ericsson K750i as target. > > The application runs OK without any major exceptions. > > Very excited I downloaded the app to my other mobile Motorola E398, > also MIDP 2.0. > > An exception was raised: "could not load Bluetooth Class". > > After a quick google search I found out that K750i includes the JSR082 > JAR but Motorola did not. > > Now to my questions: > > 1. What is the best approach / method to make Motorola, and other > mobiles, Bluetooth enabled? (or other missing JARs ) > > 2. Can I install, together with MIDLet, the JSR082 JAR for devices > that do not include JSR082 but prevent installation for K750i and > others that already have Bluetooth support? > > 3. Where can I find the JSR082 JAR file? > > I read some information about installing JARs on the EclipseME site > but I am not brave/smart enough to do this without asking experts, > > Any tips and answers that would make my mobiles talk to each other are > very welcome > > THANKS IN ADVANCED > > Stephan > > NORWAY > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Eclipseme-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/eclipseme-users > _______________________________________________ Eclipseme-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/eclipseme-users _______________________________________________ Eclipseme-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/eclipseme-users
