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Topic: How could I use BlueZ and JSR-82?  (Read 5009 times)
« on: April 10, 2007, 06:08:21 PM »
brunogh
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Hi,

I am developing some stuff using JSR 82 and I would like to try it in a Java SE application under Linux. I have already tried on Windows with Bluecove and has worked.

I read about the BlueZ protocol stack and I have installed its packages, however I do not know what I need to have the app working, because I have read about Impronto, Avetana and I got confused...  All of these are libs implemented based on JSR 82?

Thanks in advance.
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BlueZ is a native bluetooth stack for linux, just like the MS Stack in Windows XP.

But for a JSR-82 application to work, you need to have a JSR-82 implementation, which is a Java Standard for the Bluetooth. You can find more details about JSR-82 Basics Here (http://www.jsr82.com/jsr-82-basics/)

BlueZ is not a JSR-82 implementation. So for developing a JSR-82 application in linux, you need a JSR-82 Implementation.

There are many JSR-82 implementations like you have mentioned. Some of them uses the native BlueZ as the underlying stack. It depends on which JSR-82 implementation you use.
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