I have the same problem...I am working on Linux, so I downloaded the zip files
from the sourceforge list. But they did not contain any *.jar file...just
*.spec.
How do I get them?
For this reason I extracte the zip files (API,RI, RI Linux) in my workspace
folder of eclipse and I created a pro
The Linux imp's jarfile actually had the properties file taken out a while
ago, as it's hard to edit a file that's embedded in a JARfile. So the
directory with the properties file in it needs to be in the classpath
too...
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Spam wrote:
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>Hi,
>
>Put all three jars in your c
Hi,
Put all three jars in your classpath:
jsr80.jar, jsr80_ri.jar and the platform specific javax-usb-ri-linux.jar
(for linux).
The jar that is specific to the platform should contain
'javax.usb.properties' (if it's not the case, depending of the
implementation you have, you may simply add
get the javax.usb implementation of course :)
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Jesse Van den Bossche wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I'm a student doing an internship in a small IT company and I've been
>handed a project that includes transfering XML-files generated by a Java
>program on a Windows desktop pc over USB t
Hi all,
I'm a student doing an internship in a small IT company and I've been
handed a project that includes transfering XML-files generated by a
Java program on a Windows desktop pc over USB to a Pocket PC.
Naturally i stumbled upon javax.usb .
I've been experimenting some with the jsr80-1.0.
final note...the properties file used to be
javax/usb/res/jusb.properties
First, the path caused problems. When searching for the file
normally, the platform's file.seperator must be used. However, in a
JAR/ZIP file, the path is stored as a text key - and the seperator is
always UNIX-style (for
