Ah. You can create an instance yourself, e.g.:
UsbInterfacePolicy uiP = new UsbInterfacePolicy()
{ public boolean forceClaim() { return true; } };
or create your own class that implements the interface.
On Tue, 15 Jun 2004, Sathya Peri wrote:
>Hi,
>
> Thanks for your suggestion. Well what I wanted is, how to get an access to
>an object of UsbInterfacePolicy Interface. (The previous question was a
>typo). The reason why I want an object for this class is that, once I can an
>instance I can use the forceClaim() function call. Any suggestions?
>
>Sathya
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>It sounds like there is already a driver driving your device (in the 2.6
>kernel at least). In the file /proc/bus/usb/devices, if you find your
>device, does the I: line say that it has a driver? If so, you need to
>remove the driver if you want to drive it via javax.usb. If you use the
>UsbInterfacePolicy with the forceClaim() option set to true, you can kick
>the existing driver off and drive it yourself. You need a kernel version
>2.4.23 or later (including 2.6).
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>On Thu, 10 Jun 2004, Sathya Peri wrote:
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>>Hello Everyone,
>>
>>
>> I installed JSR on my system. I have a USB device Mag-Tek card reader
>with
>>which Iam trying to communicate using JSR javax.usb. But Iam having problem
>>with Interface claim. My device has only one interface under the active
>>configuration. Now whenever Iam trying to claim this interface, it is
>>failing. The exception that I get is :- Interface claim error: Device or
>>resource busy.
>>
>> Iam running this program on Fedora Core relase 2 (Tettnang). My Linux
>>kernel version is 2.6.5-1.3.58. But interestingly the same program if I run
>>in Mandrake Linux 9.2 and kernel version 2.4.22, it is working. The program
>>is able to claim the interface.
>>
>> So what do you think I should do? Any suggestions?
>>
>>Thanks
>>Sathya
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