Does Java Communication package support Windows2000 Professional?

as title
Any one can tell me?

Yes, it does. I'm coding a robot with Lego Dacta over an serial port with only standard user permission and it works great. So there should be no problem.
Just follow the installation instructions (where to place your files I mean) and it should work great.
I heard you could even place the files in you source-code dir, but I'm not sure how this works. Maybe you should check that out if you're not the system admin.
Kind regards,
Bart

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