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Bluetooth Technology can be used for human interface and one of the most promising uses is for hands-free mobile phone device, commonly called Hands Free Units (HFU).
Bluetooth is a serial protocol that can connect two physical objects or machines to form a network using radio waves.
The process of implementation is relatively straight forward and you can follow the JSR-82 approach to do it, however I would recommend that the steps should be as few as possible and I would be using the Bluesock Download With Full Crack API as a blueprint in it.
JSR-82 HandsFree API can be used to add Bluetooth functionality to an audio player applet.
This project uses JNI-JSR-82 to convert the Microsoft Windows Bluetooth API's into JSR-82 API to create a tight JSR-82 binding for the Windows Bluetooth API. This is a work-in-progress, so I am only using the Bluetooth APIs that are most helpful and apparent to this project, as I am using this for a hands-free mobile phone device.
Bluetooth API Structure:
The Bluetooth API is designed to allow third-party applications to add Bluetooth functionality to another application (not to the user of the system).
This is achieved through the use of adapter objects. An application can access a particular Bluetooth device by using the appropriate adapters (the BlueSock API uses a special class, called the BTSocket, that is subclassed by the BTAudio (for "Bluetooth Audio") class), and the Bluetooth API enables the application to carry out these operations using a unique combination of functions and attributes.
Get BlueSock and take it for a test drive to see how useful it can be in implementing Bluetooth API in Java. The BlueSock API works with Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
The following "CTP" (Compile Time Package) is required for this project:
BLUESTOCK_Classes, BLUESTOCK_Sockets, BLUESTOCK_Sockets_Native, BLUESTOCK_Sockets_Native_Impl, BLUESTOCK_Thread, BLUESTOCK_Thread_Native
Note:
The JNI does not support 64-bit application compatibility and deployment, so the traditional libraries are not available for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.
This project uses the BlueSock API to expose the Bluetooth API functions from a native Windows computer.
Read the "BlueSock API Documentation
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Bluesock Crack is a Bluetooth client application. Designed to show how to get started with the Microsoft Windows Bluetooth API's. This project aims to wrap the Microsoft Windows Bluetooth API's with JSR-82 using JNI.
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Bluesock is a Bluetooth client application. Designed to show how to get started with the Microsoft Windows Bluetooth API's. This project aims to wrap the Microsoft Windows Bluetooth API's with JSR-82 using JNI.
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Bluesock
Bluesock is a Bluetooth client application. Designed to show how to get started with the Microsoft Windows Bluetooth API's. This project aims to wrap the Microsoft Windows Bluetooth API's with JSR-82 using JNI.
Prerequisites
The BlueSock Bluetooth Framework
The BlueSock Bluetooth Framework ( allows you to implement Bluetooth API on Windows with C++.
The Microsoft Bluetooth Protocol Stack for Windows
This is the version of the Microsoft Bluetooth Protocol Stack for Windows XP and later.
It includes the Bluetooth stack of Win2k. It's used for developing BlueSock.
BlueSock relies on some stack components. It's very helpful to have Win2k installed.
With BlueSock you can develop BlueSock applications. All components used by BlueSock are compatible with all major Windows platforms and can be used on all Microsoft Windows platforms.
Microsoft Bluetooth Object Model Explorer
This tool is a useful reference for the Microsoft Bluetooth Object Model.
Other Project Info
This project has two outputs. One is a BlueSock Framework that allows you to implement Bluetooth API on Windows. The other is a.dll file that can be used with Java to enable Java to use the Windows Bluetooth API. This.dll file will be compatible with all major Windows platforms, not just Windows XP. You can use this.dll file in Java applications and it will work fine. Please see the installation instructions section for more information.
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