On Tue, 28 Sep 2004
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm having problem compiling javax-usb-ri-linux. One of the problems is
> because there is no file stdio.h . A part of the messages that appear are:
> [exec] JavaxUsbLog.h:15: stdio.h: No such file or directory
> [exec] JavaxUsbLog.h:16:
I'm having problem compiling javax-usb-ri-linux. One of the problems is
because there is no file stdio.h . A part of the messages that appear are:
[echo] Compiling JNI library.
[exec] gcc -I/home/kurumin/j2sdk1.4.2_05/include
-I/home/kurumin/j2sdk1.4.2_05/include/linux -Wall -c Jav
to get data in, you have to provide a buffer. You're talking to devices
at the raw USB level, and nothing is done for you. Adding a listener does
not do anything, the listener is just sees data transfers, but you have to
perform the data transfer.
For an in-direction bulk pipe, you should cr
If using the event/evdev interface is easier, definitely use that. Going
directly to the USB interface will be much, much more work for you. The
kernel does a lot of work to translate USB, HID, etc. into evdev. If you
use evdev, you can (or should be able to) transparently support any
butto
What data specifically are you sending to the device? Did you rebuilt the
native library or just the jar? You need to rebuild the native library
(i.e. "ant all" or "ant clean jars").
Getting a JNI trace will help too, you can enable it either by editing the
javax.usb.properties file to enabl
