Hello, How do I make a J2ME Midlet to communicate with a java program or some application on the pc through the cable connected?
Thanks
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There is no general way of doing this. It hardly depends on the capabilities of the mobil. Might be that there is some vendor API giving you special access to USB, but I'm not aware of any.
Some phones support communication via serial port connections. Take a look at the javax.microedition.io.CommConnection interface for more information.
Frank Bollack
2009-09-09 09:31:26
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Hi, Sonyericsson phones offer a way to debug your midlet on the device and get the console messages back through the cable.
Toad
2009-09-09 09:54:04
I don't think SE provides a J2ME API that can be used to interact with the debugger.
Frank Bollack
2009-09-09 11:50:37
there is no api. You can debug midlets on a SE device when it is connected via a cable. The console output of the midlet is rerouted to your PC console
Toad
2009-09-09 13:30:43
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Incredible_Honk is almost right. The key is to use the (standard) system property "microedition.commports". This provides a comma delimited list of the com ports which are available to your application. To open a connection use CommConnection as follows:
CommConnection con = (CommConnection) Connector.open("com:<commport name>");
Usually this will provide access to a USB serial connection, possibly also infrared if available. Iterate through each one to see which one corresponds to the connection you're looking for.
On Windows at least, you will need to install the correct drivers for your handset first. This will then allow you to open a serial connection and communicate with the application.
funkybro
2009-09-09 12:40:39