Description: For some developers, working with wireless technologies can be daunting-- and sometimes downright intimidating. All communication is wireless, so you can t just "look up" and see, for instance, 1 MB of data going by. In addition, it is really difficult to debug wireless applications once they are deployed to a mobile device, since you don t have access to system traces or log files to pinpoint the errors while the application is running.
This technical article addresses the following tasks:
Helps demystify some wireless concepts using Bluetooth and the JSR-82 API
Shows how to run and debug Java ME Bluetooth applications on your desktop computer
Explains how to read data from a Bluetooth-enabled GPS device
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srcgpsserial123\src
...............\...\BluetoothGPSMidlet.java
...............\...\btlogo.png
...............\...\btlogoBIG.png
...............\...\gps
...............\...\...\datatypes
...............\...\...\.........\Record.java
...............\...\...\exceptions
...............\...\...\..........\EmptyBufferException.java
...............\...\...\..........\ParseException.java
...............\...\...\..........\UnsupportedTypeException.java
...............\...\...\GPS.java
...............\...\...\log
...............\...\...\...\Logger.java
...............\...\...\parser
...............\...\...\......\Parser.java
...............\...\...\......\Tokenizer.java
...............\...\...\RecordBuffer.java
...............\...\...\Starter.java
...............\...\MapViewer.java
...............\...\readme.txt
...............\...\SimpleHandler.java
...............\...\TestMidlet.java
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