Suitable bluetooth dongle for Java development

I'm a student studying computer science, and I'm looking to utilise bluetooth in my final year project. I've already got a few good books, but they all assume that you have compatable bluetooth hardware. My question is can anyone recommend me a good reliable compatable usb bluetooth dongle for use with java on linux and/ or Windows?

Hi gimbal2,
I'm not just google all these packages, I downloaded them, tried them, and faced problems, so I asked here to make sure that I'm in the right track.
I want to ask also about Impronto Simulator? Where I can find it since it is not availabe in http://rococosoft.com/about.html ??
Still waiting for answers.
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julius

Julius,
There are no industry recommended open source DB tools.
Normally it depends upon the developer preferences that how he/she wants to see the tool usability.
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http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_search=soft&words=SQL+Tools
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