Michael Tepperis wrote :
> hi,
>
> that is great!
I'm glad that you like it ;-)
> where can I find more details?
Ask me ;-)
Basically, it will contain the JNI code, which is some java
classes and a C library to compile. The java API is very similar to
TCP socket, you create a "IrSocket", giving to it the node name and
the service name (you may use auto-connect), and then you get a
standard stream to play with. On the server, you create of course a
"IrServerSocket". My friend Ramani has really done a great job there.
You also get support for Ultra sockets, so that you can
implement IrWW if you want ;-)
There will be two little sample programs and maybe a bit of
doc if we feel like.
On top of that, I will provide a patch for Linux-IrDA-2.2.14-1
(to fix bugs, to get meaningful error codes and to add new features).
To be ready, get JDK117v3 and Linux-IrDA 2.2.14-1 working on
your box ;-)
For now, I don't know if we push for inclusion in the standard
JDK, if we put it on the Linux-IrDA ftp server or on our web pages.
> have fun
> micha(hf)
Jean
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