on., 09.05.2018 kl. 18.06 +0200, skrev Peter Stoiber:
> Hello,
>
> I sucessfully build the Library and wrote some Lines to search for
> connected devices in Java, but the program cant find anything. The
> low level api works with the prebuiled jar files and I can find the
> connected devices. The
Hello,
I sucessfully build the Library and wrote some Lines to search for connected
devices in Java, but the program cant find anything. The low level api works
with the prebuiled jar files and I can find the connected devices. The system
is Linux Mint 18.3 64bit.
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Finally I solved to rebuild the 3 Libs (Javxx-usb Javax-usb-ri
Javax-usb-ri-linux) with ant (64bit) and could load the Javax-usb
sucessful to my project
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Just where is USBDEVFS_DEVICES_NEW?
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From: Tim Noell [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2013 10:48 AM
To: Klaus Reimer
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [javax-usb-devel] javax-usb-ri-linux vs Linux kernel
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> *From:* Tim Noell [mailto:[email protected]]
> *Sent:* Wednesday, May 08, 2013 10:48 AM
> *To:* Klaus Reimer
> *Cc:* [email protected]
> *Subject:* Re: [javax-usb-devel] javax-usb-ri-linux vs Linux kernel
Changing USBDEVFS_DEVICES_NEW to /sys/kernel/debug/usb/devices allows
javax-usb-ri-linux to work for me. Hooray!
Also, thanks for the suggestions ...
FYI,
T.
On Wed, May 8, 2013 at 11:41 AM, Tim Noell wrote:
> I found that in our deployment of the 3.5 kernel, we mount the debugfs
> under /s
I found that in our deployment of the 3.5 kernel, we mount the debugfs
under /sys/kernel/debug, which has the devices file under usb/devices. So,
I might just be able to change
#define USBDEVFS_DEVICES_NEW "/sys/kernel/debug/usb/devices"
and it may "just work".
Gonna give that a try - will report
Thanks for that link! Unfortunately, they require java 6 and I am stuck on
Java 1.4 for other reasons ...
(sigh),
T.
On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 3:01 PM, Klaus Reimer wrote:
> On 07.05.2013 20:32, Tim Noell wrote:
> > PS: I have already found this:
> > http://trygvis.dyndns.org/~**trygvis/wiki/Imp
On 07.05.2013 20:32, Tim Noell wrote:
> PS: I have already found this:
> http://trygvis.dyndns.org/~trygvis/wiki/Implement_javax.usb_with_libusb
> which looks interesting, but I don't know how baked it is.
> Still exploring options ...
If you need another option then you may want to check out
Hi javax-usb-devel :
We have a framework that has used javax-usb(-ri(-linux)) for years. Can't
get rid of the API.
But our kernel is being upgraded to >=3.5 and usbfs has gone away ( ;-( )
Meanwhile, looking at javax-usb-linux-ri 1.0.3 (latest) source, it still
wants to find usbfs under either
Hallo,
ist there any body out there who has an compiled/linked version of the
Windows specific version? I know that the project is abandoned, but perhaps?
I tried to compile it myself, but with no success. I uesed the actual
WindowsDriverKit. There are so many errors so I don't know if it will
work
Hello everybody,
I'm using javax-usb to exchange data between PC & USB in Java. I have
successfully configured javax-usb with Debian. In fact, I want to deploy
my application on Windows; but I see the line "This is an *ABANDONED*
Windows implementation. it does not work, it needs a kernel drive
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 3:19 AM, Andre Juffer wrote:
>
> Dan Streetman wrote:
>>
>> I did not write the libusb implementation (which I think is the imp you are
>> trying). I am not sure if the libusb imp author is still on this list...
>
> That's right. The errors related to these 'void CALLBACK
Dan Streetman wrote:
> I did not write the libusb implementation (which I think is the imp
> you are trying). I am not sure if the libusb imp author is still on
> this list...
That's right. The errors related to these 'void CALLBACK(...)' methods
are all in usb.h. The other errors are in *.c f
I did not write the libusb implementation (which I think is the imp you are
trying). I am not sure if the libusb imp author is still on this list...
I may be getting time to work on javax.usb again (or, maybe pass it along to
someone else...), and I think finalizing a libusb implementation should
Re: the permissions, I reviewed the usbfs interface again and I think it
should be possible to get the device info in read-only mode, i.e. so write
access isn't needed. If I get the JNI updated I will let you know.
On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 9:46 AM, Andre Juffer wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> thanks for t
I am now trying to get the javax-usb running on a WIndows box. I
experience quite a number of issue. This is the configuration:
swig 1.3.36
java 1.6.0_16_b01
ant 1.7.1
libUSB-Win32 0.1.12.2
cyswig
When trying to compile in the swig directory, usb.h causes a syntax
error in 4 places. Each line
Hi Dan,
thanks for the reply. I changed the permissions to ensure rw access to
the nodes. That is, I have not changed w permissions for /dev or
/dev/bus as this may result in all kinds of undesirable side effects,
but but only for usb in /dev/bus:
cd /dev/bus
chmod -R a+w usb
This affected th
I should add to my previous message, I need to issue
cd /dev/bus
chmod -R a+w usb
each time I connect some USB device to one of the ports, so that
FindUsbDevice actually finds it.
Dan Streetman wrote:
> The library requires read-write access to the USB nodes, so try either
> running the progr
The library requires read-write access to the USB nodes, so try either
running the program as root or change the permissions on the
/dev/bus/usb/NNN/NNN nodes.
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 5:31 PM, Andre Juffer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering whether the JavaxUsb library would properly work on a
Hello,
I was wondering whether the JavaxUsb library would properly work on an
AMD64 Linux box (running Lenny Debian). I have successfully compiled and
installed the library, compiled all java sources from scratch (with Java
1.6) and everything seems to work.
On the Linux box, 'lsusb -t' give
Hello Roger,
The USB Modem which I am using is from Sentar Wireless Technology and the
model number is ST860U. Following is the link for the same.
http://www.sentarwireless.com/rdr/?lang=english&mod=products&fileid=st860u_en.php
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 9:36 PM, Sumeet Chakraborty <
sumeet.chakra
Hello Roger,
First of all my apologies for the delayed response. I went through the
PSTN120.pdf and I would like to sincerely thank you for providing me such a
nice document which has cleared my queries. However I am still left with a
few queries.
1) How do I recognise which interface corresponds
Sumeet Chakraborty wrote:
> Hello Roger,
>
> Thanks for providing more insight to my problem. When we look into the
> output of the "testlibusb-win32.exe" do we need to look at the key by
> the name "*bmAttributes*". In the key bmAttributes key I could see
> values as "02h", "03h", so do these
Hello Roger,
Thanks for providing more insight to my problem. When we look into the
output of the "testlibusb-win32.exe" do we need to look at the key by the
name "*bmAttributes*". In the key bmAttributes key I could see values as
"02h", "03h", so do these values correspond to the values that is
Sumeet Chakraborty wrote:
> Hello Roger,
>
> Thanks for providing some insight into my problem however the manual
> that came along with the USB Modem that I purchased does not provide
> any kind of documentation as to what it supports. The machine on which
> I am running this code does not have
Hello Roger,
Thanks for providing some insight into my problem however the manual that
came along with the USB Modem that I purchased does not provide any kind of
documentation as to what it supports. The machine on which I am running this
code does not have a serial port it just has 4 USB ports.
Sumeet Chakraborty wrote:
> Hello Mike,
>
> Thanks a lot for providing some insight to my problem. Can you please
> tell me whether it would be possible for me to send "AT" commands to
> the USB Modem. Another thing which I wanted to ask you is you said
> that there are 3 interfaces
> Interface
Hello Mike,
Thanks a lot for providing some insight to my problem. Can you please tell
me whether it would be possible for me to send "AT" commands to the USB
Modem. Another thing which I wanted to ask you is you said that there are 3
interfaces
Interface 0 - No Endpoints
Interface 1 - one Endpoi
On Tue, 2009-01-27 at 21:02 +0530, Sumeet Chakraborty wrote:
> Hello Techies,
>
> Following is the output that I am able to see when I execute the
> sample TestLibUsb.exe which is provided along with the "LibUSB-Win32"
> package.
>
>
>
> DLL version:0.1.12.1
> Driver version:0.1.12.1
>
I'm not very familiar with the details of the libusb implementation.
Can anyone else on the list who has used the libusb imp help?
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 6:00 AM, Sumeet Chakraborty
wrote:
> Hello Techies,
>
> I have a USB Modem and I want to send some AT Commands to the Modem Using my
> Java Ap
Hello Techies,
Following is the output that I am able to see when I execute the sample
TestLibUsb.exe which is provided along with the "LibUSB-Win32" package.
DLL version:0.1.12.1
Driver version:0.1.12.1
bus/device idVendor/idProduct
bus-0/\\.\libusb0-0001--0x0471-0x1201 0471/1201
Hello Techies,
I have a USB Modem and I want to send some AT Commands to the Modem Using my
Java Application. I have done the following so far.
1) I have downloaded the package javax usb and have put the DLL in the path
for JRE to recognise it.
2) I have downloaded the LibUSB-Win32 package for th
http://sourceforge.net/projects/libusb-win32/
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 1:22 AM, vaibhav joshi wrote:
>
>
> From where i have to download libusb API's for windows ...
> Thanx
>
>
>From where i have to download libusb API's for windows ...
Thanx
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Unfortunately there is no completely working implementation for
Windows. I created the current, partial, Windows implementation, but
nobody has ever helped me finish it. The libusb implementation is
farther along, and is what you should try. If you have any problems
with the libusb implementatio
Hello,
I am required to access the files from the usb port under windows
I tried my hand but couldn't make it then i saw the FAQ for this API's
they say that these are cetified for linux and BSD ...Now how i be able to
use this API's under windows I am working in Company and desper
Also, I think I am getting the original TCK hardware back, so
hopefully I can run the TCK test cases once I get it. But still, it
should be easier to run the TCK without all the specific requirements.
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 2:16 PM, Roger Lindsjö <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dan Streetman wrote:
Hello,
first of all, thanks for your help, I really appreciate that.
Finally its running. This is what I did:
Installed older Linux respectively an older Kernel, where usb.h etc. is
still available.
Slightly modified the mod_devicetable.h. It was defining the kernel_ulong_t
typedef only if __KE
David Sere пишет:
so, after adding all 3 jars and the
javax.usb.properties directory to my CLASSPATH environment variable and
copying the .so file to my /usr/lib/
directory i get this when i try to build theDefaultControlPipe example
program:
I did so:
1. ri
patch for ri
The file is a completely different file, provided by libusb,
while is the header file from the kernel. Unfortunately
the kernel guys keep changing it and in the latest kernels what we
need is scattered across different files. So I think we will have to
do what the libusb guys did, and just hard
Hello,
i just spent the last 20 hours with trying to compile javax.usb :D
well as far as i came i have compiled the API and the common RI without any
problems. now comes the part thats giving me the headache:
After the first errors i had to change the path to usb.h from
to in the JavaxUsbKerne
On 8/12/07, Kielogl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for providing a easy to use and well documented standard for USB
> access from Java! I have managed to get javax-usb working in a Tomcat 5.5
> Web app on Fedora 7, and come across a couple of issues along the way.
>
> 1. I found hub devices (e
Thanks for providing a easy to use and well documented standard for USB access
from Java! I have managed to get javax-usb working in a Tomcat 5.5 Web app on
Fedora 7, and come across a couple of issues along the way.
1. I found hub devices (eg. /dev/bus/usb/001/001) need to be writable (as well
Parag gmail.com> writes:
>
> Hi,
> I got the same problem even I have installed LibUSB-Win32.
> Do you got the solution to this problem,
>
> please reply
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Parag
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I got the same problem even I have installed LibUSB-Win32.
Do you got the solution to this problem,
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Maybe you havent' installed libusb-win32?
On Wed, 8 Feb 2006, Alex Gardiner wrote:
>Yesterday I asked where log4.properties should go. I have solved that
>one - it should be in the same folder as the main class.
>
>Still did not make the system work. I have taken a copy of TraverseUSB
>from my
Yesterday I asked where log4.properties should go. I have solved that
one - it should be in the same folder as the main class.
Still did not make the system work. I have taken a copy of TraverseUSB
from my Linux m/c where it works to my Windows m/c where I have
installed the Libusb-Win32 and a
Thanks to Kambiz Darabi, there is a ALPHA-level libusb implementation of
javax.usb in CVS! He wrote the code with Windows in mind and it works
with libusb-win32. Please see the code in CVS for more details, the
package name is 'javax-usb-libusb'.
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What kernel version are you using? What is the specific error?
On Mon, 20 Sep 2004, Mohan Mistry wrote:
>I had similar problems
>
>I did get a succesful build after getting
>problems/instructions as David Usher posted
>(2003-03-07)
>http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=179403
I had similar problems
I did get a succesful build after getting
problems/instructions as David Usher posted
(2003-03-07)
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=1794036&forum_id=12681
Apache Ant version 1.5.3 compiled on April 16 2003
java version "1.4.2"
Java(TM) 2 Runtime Envir
Hello,
some others on the list may be able to help you specifically with bulk
transfers, but in general you should be able to just sumbit another
buffer. You probably don't need to create another Thread, you should be
able to use a single Thread to get input from that pipe. You can do
syncS
I am new to here and hope someone can help.
I am developing a generic USB device which need to use
bulk data transfer, I can successfully use the
javax-usb to view my configuration and even to get the
pipe.
I read from previous post that, in order to receive
data, an emtpy buffer should be set fi
I can't see why you would get that error, the error doesn't make sense...
javah only uses com.ibm.jusb.os.linux.JavaxUsb, which is a static class
with no superclasses. So javah should not be trying to find that class
(AbstractUsbServices).
I guess the only thing I can suggest is trying to manu
Hi,
I am trying to get javax-usb functionality enabled
on my machine.
I have java1.4.1_02 installed.
I downloaded the 3 files to enable java usb
functionality:
javax-usb_0.10.0.tar
javax-usb-ri_0.10.0.tar
javax-usb-ri-linux_0.10.0.tar
I downloaded ant from ant.apache.org version 1.5.2
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