Using RXTX
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| + | !Scenario: | ||
| + | I wrote an app several months ago using javax.comm on windows. Sun has left me high and dry. rxtx help! | ||
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| + | 1. download [ftp://ftp.qbang.org/pub/rxtx/rxtx-2.1-7-bins-r2.zip] | ||
| + | 2. unzip it | ||
| + | 3. copy rxtxSerial.dll into your java/jre/bin dir | ||
| + | 4. copy RXTXcomm.jar into your java/jre/lib/ext dir | ||
| + | 5. change all references from 'javax.comm' to 'gnu.io' | ||
| + | 6. recompile | ||
| + | 7. test | ||
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!Scenario: I wrote an app several months ago using javax.comm on windows. Sun has left me high and dry. rxtx help!
1. download [1] 2. unzip it 3. copy rxtxSerial.dll into your java/jre/bin dir 4. copy RXTXcomm.jar into your java/jre/lib/ext dir 5. change all references from 'javax.comm' to 'gnu.io' 6. recompile 7. test
