On Sun, 1 Jun 2003, Chuan Guo wrote:
>I think, the device has a name of Manufactory,
>with a "usbview" program (not in Java) from www.usbview.sourceforge.net
>I can see the Manufactory: KOBIL(exact what i use).
>like you said, debug shows the Exception is throwed here when getLangId():
>if (4
Hmm, that's not good. I'll try to see what's causing it...
On Mon, 2 Jun 2003, Boris Dainson wrote:
>
>> it is very comically, when i insert the Device before Linux-boot, it' ok,
>> but sometimes when i take it off, and insert once again, Linux notic it no
>> more:(
>> and device obtain al
> it is very comically, when i insert the Device before Linux-boot, it' ok,
> but sometimes when i take it off, and insert once again, Linux notic it no
> more:(
> and device obtain also no energy! i must reboot linux, this is simply
> irritating :(((
> have you also experience this?
Yes, I'v
Thank you very much, Dan,
> If you know that your device does define some string descriptors, then the
> Exception is a bug...what's happening is the request for the lang-id
> string descriptor (which is the string descriptor with index 0) is
> succeeding, but getting less than 4 bytes. The lang-
On Fri, 30 May 2003, Chuan Guo wrote:
>but when i want to getManufacturerString(..), i receive a Error:
>//-Exception---
>Exception in thread "main" javax.usb.UsbException: Strings not supported by
>device
> at com.ibm.jusb.UsbDeviceImp.getLangId(UsbDeviceImp.java:405)
> at
>com.ibm.jusb.UsbD
Hi,
I'm pretty new with Linux programming. i'm a student in Germany.
i want to use java USB in a study thesis, connect to a SmartCard Terminal.
i have compiled all the code of javax.usb.
simply, i put the libJavaUsb.so in /usr/local/lib,
i can see the port that is attachted with a Device,
but when
