Can't open Serial port in notebook (use Serial to USB)

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use Serial to USB and java communication 2.0, windows 2003
and notebook which has no RS232C port
testing desktop it is done.
notebook does not work....
How can i open serial port in notebook ...

Saludos
tengo el mismo problema, aunque he encontrado algunas
API pero solo tienen soporte para LINUX:
* jsr80 y
* jUSB API
Si tienen alguna solucion haganmela saber.In English via Babelfish (and a little common sense), in case anyone knows a solution:
Greetings, I have the same problem, although I have found some API but they only have support for LINUX:
* jsr80
and
* jUSB API
If they have some solution I'd like to know.

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