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  1. #1
    dan
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    I want to write a MIDlet that runs on a Nokia 3650 (MIDP 1.0) that can
    open a Bluetooth serial socket.

    I read the info on www.benhui.net on "How to develop Bluetooth App using
    SUN WTK and Nokia SDK" but it looks like that is instructions for
    configuring just the EMULATOR to use JSR-82 with MIDP 1.0. (or 2.0).

    Any idea how to get a MIDlet on MIDP 1.0 phone to open a Bluetooth
    serial port? I know that the 3650 does not support JSR-82 but I'm
    wondering if anyone is aware of a work around.

    For instance, I see a Symbian paper "Extending the Reach of MIDlets: how
    MIDlets can access native services"
    (http://www.symbian.com/developer/tec.../java_midp.asp) and
    I wondering if anyone knows of somthing similar for accessing Bluetooth
    from MIDP 1.0 that is ready to go.

    Thanks,

    Dan



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    Henryk =?ISO-8859-15?Q?Pl=F6tz?=
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    Re: How can a MIDP 1.0 MIDlet open a Bluetooth serial port?

    Moin,

    Am Wed, 23 Aug 2006 11:16:37 -0400 schrieb dan:

    > Any idea how to get a MIDlet on MIDP 1.0 phone to open a Bluetooth
    > serial port? I know that the 3650 does not support JSR-82 but I'm
    > wondering if anyone is aware of a work around.


    No. If you want to use Bluetooth from your MIDlet then your device must
    support JSR-82. It's as simple as that. No exceptions made.

    > For instance, I see a Symbian paper "Extending the Reach of MIDlets:
    > how MIDlets can access native services"


    That's because Symbian is quite a different story from J2ME and its
    sandbox environment.

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