Hmm, well it may be a bug.  Can you try the newest code from CVS and see 
if it still happens?

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004, Nathan T. Cook wrote:

>I have some card-swipe reader code in experimental stages that was loosely
>based on the MouseDriver example.  I have been running into a problem,
>though.  It seems that if a device is claimed, released, and then
>re-claimed in the same process, the second claim fails with this error:
>
>Could not claim interface to drive HID device: Could not claim interface :
>Device removed (or no such device) (error number -19)
>
>I was able to make a very simple modification to the MouseDriver program
>to make this fail... if I simply enclose the whole program in a loop (so
>the device is unclaimed when "Enter" is pressed and then re-claimed when
>the loop starts again), and take out the checks that ensure it is a mouse
>(because I'm not using a mouse in this particular application), it will
>have the same problem.
>
>I can work around this by passing a UsbInterfacePolicy with forceClaim()
>always returning true and it works fine.  However, I am not sure if this
>is the correct way to do this.
>
>Any info would be helpful.  A final note, I'm using these versions:
>javax-usb : 0.10.2
>javax-usb-ri : 0.10.2
>javax-usb-ri-linux : 0.10.5
>
>Apparently there are new versions in the works, should I just upgrade to
>whatever is in source control now?  OR will there be an "official" release
>soon?
>
>Thanks!
>-Nathan Cook
>
> 
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