Nokia 6600 connection with pc via serial port

Hello friends
I want to connection my nokia 6600 via the serial port, or infrared, to a pc. How can I do this? I have made a test with the CommConnection Interface, but it doesn�t work, it gives a port not found exception. Who can help me?
Thanks tritonman

Thanks a lot, but you now a phone which supported the completely CommConnection Interface to communicated with a pc over the serial port?
Thanks tritonman

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