Bluetooth application for PDA

Hej!!!
I am a student involved in a project that requires JAVA. I am going to use a HP iPaq 5500 which has windows mobile for pocket pc 2003.
What I want to do on the PDA is:
- scan for bluetooth devices.
- detect them.
- send a file.
I would like to know if anyone has information about this. What are your suggestions?
My first step is start looking at java virtual machine for the PDA. Then I would like to know what is the easiest way to do the software. I have read that it can be easily done by using obex or JSR-82 but I am not familar with this. I would be so grateful if anyone could help me with this. Thank you in advance

Hi ssk
can you clarify exactly what you are doing here as I would agree with you that if a restart is solving the problem currently then some kind of memory buffer prob exists but I'm still not clear how you are changing this "Bluetooth friendly name"
will you attach your code so that I can run it and get a better understanding.
thanks
Graham Green
Technical Marketing Engineer
National instruments UK & Ireland

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