Bluetooth MIDlet on PDA

Hi!
I'm trying to make a Bluetooth MIDlet (2.0) work on my PDA (hp ipaq h5550 running Windows pocket PC 2003). I started with innstalling IBMs J9 virtual machine, added jsr 082 (manualy), and then tried to run my application. However, this doesn't work, it fails during initialization of bluetooth. Can anyone please tell me what the problem might be?

what you need is a bluetooth stack installed on your PDA/
a really good one is Avetana and Cream...try them out,
good luck! :)

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Bluetooth MIDlets on PDA

I have developed some bluetooth enabled MIDlets that execute perfectly on Nokia 6680 and Nokia 6630. However I would like to get the MIDlets to run on a Dell Axim X51v.
I have installed the J9 VM standard version. I tried downloading the trial version of Atinav SDk and copied the jar file to the ext directory of the VM library. However testing the MIDlet the same day I downloaded the jar file gave me an error saying the trial period has elapsed.
I have tried contacting the company on this and as yet have heard nothing from them. I have also tried Avetana, but again had go success.
Surely somebody out their has got a a Bluetooth Enabled MIDlet running on a PocketPC (WM5), and would be delighted if you could offer detailed instructions as to how you got this to work.
Will we ever see the day that one can execute a MIDlet on a PDA, just as easily as it works on a Phone?

what you need is a bluetooth stack installed on your PDA/
a really good one is Avetana and Cream...try them out,
good luck! :)

Learning bluetooth midlets -need help

hi all ,
i am beginner in bluetooth midlets.And Im having no prior knowledge how bluetooth works.Though i hav learnt makin basic midlets with high level and low level user interface including record management.There hav been 3 days Iam searchin for some material and ebook on the net.But didnt get any useful stuff.
Can somebody suggest me a book or tutorial to start with.I dont have much time an i know almost nothin of this bluetooth.
I'll b grateful.....thnx in advance

take a look at [http://developers.sun.com/mobility/midp/articles/wtoolkit/]
Also, look into the bluetooth spec, know whats going on underneath the hood and everything will
make a little more sence.

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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Hello all and I trust this is the correct forum. I want to be able to synch my PDA which uses bluetooth signal and my T61. I have turned on bluetooth on my laptop and it, nor my PDA can find each other. What is it I need to do to get them to see each other? I have re-installed the drivers related to wireless and bluetooth as well.
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Bo1953
T61, 6465, Vista

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i running xp pro sp2, broadcom 2045 adapter and a ipaq 5550 with bluetooth
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cheers
andy

Hi Andy,
LabVIEW will only support devices that use Microsoft's Bluetooth Stack, and unfortunatly it appears yours does not. The following list of bluetooth devices are supported by Microsoft's bluetooth stack and therefore LabVIEW:
Belkin F8T012UK1 EDR Bluetooth USB Adapter
Belkin F8T003 Bluetooth USB Adapter - 10 Meters ( Belkin F8T003 ver. 2 don't seems to work )
Billionton GUBTCR41 - 100 m (Software included in the package not installed)
Conceptronic "Bluetooth 2.0 USB Adapter 200M" CBTU2A / CBT200U2A (Software in the package not installed)
Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth Module
D-Link DBT-120 Bluetooth Adaptor
Encore USB Dongle (Microsoft Stack)
Exwell BD-U08 EDR Bluetooth USB Adapter
Exwell BD-U01 Bluetooth USB Adapter - 10 Meters
Kensington USB K33085 (Microsoft Stack)
GigaByte Bluetooth USB Adapter GN-BT05D (Software included in the package not installed)
Hama Bluetooth Dongle 00049207 (Software included in the package not installed). Inquiries seems to hang after a while ..
IBM Integrated Bluetooth II on ThinkPad T40 (with driver from Microsoft; file version: 5.1.2600.2180, xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158)
Trust BT 1300 TP Bluetooth USB adapter (Software included in the package not installed)
Trust BT 2200 TP Bluetooth USB adapter (Software included in the package not installed) (Microsoft Stack and Widcomm)
Perfect choice USB Adapter (Microsoft Stack and Widcomm)
Sorry I can't give you a more possive resolution but unless your device is compatible with the Microsoft Bluetooth Stack it won't work I'm afraid.
Best Regards,
Ian Colman
Applications Engineer
National Instruments UK & Ireland

Bluetooth MIDlet - Sending Data

Hi All!
My project involves sending a String from one Bluetooth device to another, then back again.
Currenlty I have the Discovery feature working fully, searching for devices in range - the user then selects the device they wish to send the data to and this is stored as a RemoteDevice.
My question is, what is the simpliest way to then send a string to the device, which will then reply automatically with another string (i.e Client/Server sort of set up, where the response from the Server will be hard coded).
The following code, sets the selected remote device so how do I progress from here? I'm not really looking for anything all that clever, just simply send a string, a recieve a response.
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Check out my thread HERE. It should work, except the whole connecting to the computer part. And you will probably need a uuid that is not 0x0003, but if you are already discovering devices, then you already know that. The main thing is the
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Bluetooth connection from PDA device doesn't hit the OAS wireless component

Hi,
I could establish Buletooth connection from iPAQ device and access my application which is running on my desktop and which is inside our company's intranet.
But I could not view the portal pages in the mobile format as specified in the Mobile Preview of Oracle Potal (ex. I am not viewing tabs as links in my PDA device but as tabs only). I guess that my request is not going to the wireless component of the OAS.
I gave the regular url link to access the application from iPAQ device.
http://ip-address:777/bank
Request is going to the main portal server only and I am viewing the pages similar to what I see in my desktop
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Sasi Bhushan

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Could someone please explain how I can connect a bluetooth capable mobile/PDA to this supposedly bluetooth enabled mobo?
Now, as far as I can see, nowhere is it explained how I connect the mobo to a bt device after I have attached the usb2.0/bt bracket. There's a bt connector on the bracket. Connector? I thought bt was wireless! What's the connector for? ?(
Does this mean I would still have to buy the MS6967 Bluetooth USB adapter to make use of its bt "capabilities"?

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Originally posted by VEJ
I just bought the plain KT4 Ultra (MS-6590).
It is also bluetooth ready.
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connected to this is the antenna.
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Hi,
It seems you are developing a CLDC MIDP application and not a CDC app, so your posting in the wrong forum.
But, to answer you question, there are no 'out of the box' layout managers for MIDP. You could take a look at a framework called J2ME Polish which can give you thins kind of functionality.
http://www.j2mepolish.org/
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The LabVIEW PDA Module supports Bluetooth communication on PDA devices
running Pocket PC 2003 or Windows Mobile 5.0 with the WIDCOMM Bluetooth
DLLs version 1.4 or later or the Microsoft Bluetooth driver. If
your PDA device has the WIDCOMM Bluetooth driver, you must install the
WIDCOMM Bluetooth DLLs.
Note: Do not install the WIDCOMM Bluetooth DLLs if you have the
Microsoft Bluetooth driver or you receive an error when you use the
Bluetooth VIs and functions.
Complete the following steps to install the WIDCOMM Bluetooth DLLs.
1. Connect to ActiveSync on the host computer.
2. On the host computer, run labview\PDA\Utilities\Bluetooth\setup.exe to install the DLLs on the PDA device.
You also can right-click the PDA target in the Project Explorer window
and select Install»Support for WIDCOMM Bluetooth from the shortcut menu.
Refer to readme.txt, located in the labview\PDA\Utilities\Bluetooth
directory, for more information about manually installing the WIDCOMM
Bluetooth DLLs.
All of the above information was copied from the LabVIEW PDA Module Help.
Michael P
National Instruments

Java on pda (asus p 525)

hi all,
this is my first Message on this forum
i want to run my midlet on pda ( asus p525 ). do i have to load jar and jad files to pda or do another things.how can i handle this. and i can run jar on mobile phone but i don't know on pda how it works. i am waiting for your help.
thanks

Hi Artem
PDA has limited rendering capability, so not all UI elements work, you can check the set of UI elements which are supported on PDA devices from the following link.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/7d/28fa3e7cb1d861e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
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My macbook pro bluetooth will not pair with my samsung 4s

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Hi there d'andreTeeter,
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Bluetooth Quick Assist
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Sorry about that, I don't think the earpads are sold separately.

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