I started a project at home for a complete clean-room implementation of
javacomm (from the api's) including the javax.comm classes. So far I
have basic serial IO working without event notifications (callbacks).
It's been tested successfully on IBM, Sun and Blackdown JVM's. It's one
simple make
Jøran:
I'm not very familiar with strongARM support in GNU. I'll talk to some people that
would know
more Monday. I think you mentioned you have no auto* tools on the box. One possible
solution
would be to build a crosscompiler on another box and build the strongARM/linux
binaries with the
I think that the http://www.rxtx.org group has what ur looking for. They
dont supply the JAVA api, but rather the native code that is used by the
java api. I think u just have to compile the 'c' sources, get the
official comm jar file, and away u go.
/gat
Jøran Barkhald Sandberg wrote:
> I'm ru
I'm running Blackdown JRE 1.3.1 on a Compaq Ipaq (strongARM). The
operating system is Familiar v0.4.
Java needs to talk to the serial port of the Ipaq, so I need the Java
Communications API. Any links to javax.comm for Linux/StrongARM?
Best regards
Jøran B. Sandberg
