Bluetooth SMS

I wanted to send a SMS message from a bluetooth device plugged into my USB to a nokia mobile phone...
I need to do this in Java but the code i have done only sets up the connection and although this is not working, i dont know how to send the SMS to the mobile or if it is even possible...
I cannot use the SDK which i found but it involves writing in the message yourself, where i want it to be sent from the computer java program to the bluetooth device tot he phone....
Thanks for anyone who helps me on this,
Pam

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