Emulator support serial communication?

Hi all
I'm trying to implement some serial communication using mobile to write to usb. But I'm surprised that is it possible to do with using emulator?
Here the problem is
String ports = System.getProperty("microedition.commports");this thing always return null when run it on my mobile. I used k510i to test this and finally got to know that jp6 (k510i) does not support serial communication.
But when this run on emulator it gives output string as COM1, COM2.
So my question is can we use emulator to do this, hence emulator does not have usb cable and does any one has an idea to convert emulator to make enable this?
If can please tell me how?

Sorry to say you that you can not touch your PC hardware from the emulator. Because the emulator runs KVM
as its runtime over the JVM. Thus if you want to touch the hardware of your PC then you have to request your
JVM from the KVM to communicate with the hardware and return you the response. Which is not at all possible.
But if you still want to use the COM1 and COM2 then run two different instances of the emulator and start a serial
communication between two emulators like a chat application.
Shan!!!

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