BacNet using Java

BacNet Protocol Support
====================
My application uses Real-Time devices. Hence I prefer to use BacNet protocol for monitoring via Remote.
But I don't have any idea about Java's support about Bacnet.
Let me know if we have any support in Java.
You can very well send a mail to [email protected]
Suresh Perumal

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