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J2ME Server on a PC

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mccarthym@gmail.com - 09 Nov 2005 07:05 GMT
I have a question about J2ME using bluetooth. I am trying to implement
a client server applicatin between my phone (Nokia 6630) and my PC. I
can send data over bluetooth to the PC on a virtual serial port but I
need a way to "catch" the data I sent on the PC end and turn it back
into an image. Are there any applications out there that do this
already? Can I run a J2ME server on my PC? Thanks

Mike
JScoobyCed - 09 Nov 2005 07:30 GMT
> I have a question about J2ME using bluetooth. I am trying to implement
> a client server applicatin between my phone (Nokia 6630) and my PC. I
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>
> Mike

If you send an array of byte representing an image, then simply use:
ImageIcon(byte[] imageData)
to display the image on the PC

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JSC

Darryl L. Pierce - 12 Nov 2005 13:40 GMT
> I have a question about J2ME using bluetooth. I am trying to implement
> a client server applicatin between my phone (Nokia 6630) and my PC. I
> can send data over bluetooth to the PC on a virtual serial port but I
> need a way to "catch" the data I sent on the PC end and turn it back
> into an image. Are there any applications out there that do this
> already? Can I run a J2ME server on my PC? Thanks

What is a "J2ME server"? I think you mean an application on the PC that
presents a Bluetooth service with which the Nokia will communicate and
send its data.

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