Please Help!
I found it for Solaris and Linux but for windows I didn't.
Please Help!
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
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Please Help!
I found it for Solaris and Linux but for windows I didn't.
Please Help!
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
Sun discontinued the old Java comm package for Windows. There's a substitute,
and a good one, available though: RXTX.
kind regards,
Jos
Sun discontinued the old Java comm package for Windows. There's a substitute,
and a good one, available though: RXTX.
kind regards,
Jos
Thanks for your Reply!
Then how can I get that Jar?
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
Thanks for your Reply!
Then how can I get that Jar?
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
Did you actually *read* the home page of that RXTX site? Aren't you curious
to know what that mysterious 'download' link near the top of the page does?
kind regards,
Jos
Did you actually *read* the home page of that RXTX site? Aren't you curious
to know what that mysterious 'download' link near the top of the page does?
kind regards,
Jos
Maybe you should have specified the exact co-ordinates of the download link.
Maybe you should have specified the exact co-ordinates of the download link.
Measured in pixels? inches? centimetres? lat/long? ;-) If this 'not reading'
continues I'm afraid a whole lot of questions are going to be posted about this
serial communication topic.
kind regards,
Jos
Measured in pixels? inches? centimetres? lat/long? ;-) If this 'not reading'
continues I'm afraid a whole lot of questions are going to be posted about this
serial communication topic.
kind regards,
Jos
Actually I got it from another site..........Sorry for making a silly Question.
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
Did you actually *read* the home page of that RXTX site?
Reading? Reading? READING?
What's that? Never heard of it. Is it homoeopathic? ;-)
Greetings,
Nepomuk
Reading? Reading? READING?
What's that? Never heard of it. Is it homoeopathic? ;-)
Greetings,
Nepomuk
Nope, it's just bad for your eyes; elderly people, they say, have read quite a bit;
that's why they have very bad eyes; reading wears out your eye muscles, i.e.
you have to move your eyes from left to right all the time; very bad for your eyes.
kind regards,
Jos ;-)
Nope, it's just bad for your eyes; elderly people, they say, have read quite a bit;
that's why they have very bad eyes; reading wears out your eye muscles, i.e.
you have to move your eyes from left to right all the time; very bad for your eyes.
kind regards,
Jos ;-)
Oh, that sounds awful! What can we do to prevent this from happening? I heard somewhere, that nowadays even small children are taught to read at school - shouldn't schools be sued for harming those young, innocent kids?
Worried,
Nepomuk (<--- Founder of the WSASFHCBTTTBLF (The " We'll Sue All Schools For Harming Children By Teaching Them To Be Literate Foundation"))
Sun discontinued the old Java comm package for Windows. There's a substitute,
and a good one, available though: RXTX.
kind regards,
Jos
I tried with my which I did download first.
But some functions are not supported.
That's why I downloaded your's.
Now I get RXTXcomm.jar, and I dropped that into ext directory but Compiler says javax.comm.* does not exist.
Please Help!
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
I tried with my which I did download first.
But some functions are not supported.
That's why I downloaded your's.
Now I get RXTXcomm.jar, and I dropped that into ext directory but Compiler says javax.comm.* does not exist.
Please Help!
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
Could you possibly have more than one ext directory? If you have one in your JRE and one in your JDK, then the compiler will probably look in that of the JDK but when running it you'll need it in the JRE...
Greetings,
Nepomuk
I tried with my which I did download first.
But some functions are not supported.
That's why I downloaded your's.
Now I get RXTXcomm.jar, and I dropped that into ext directory but Compiler says javax.comm.* does not exist.
Please Help!
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
Tut, tut, DJ, you really need to *read* what's on that site to be able to use their package. It's all there.
I tried with my which I did download first.
But some functions are not supported.
That's why I downloaded your's.
Now I get RXTXcomm.jar, and I dropped that into ext directory but Compiler says javax.comm.* does not exist.
Please Help!
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
Have you read that RXTX uses another package name for copyright reasons?
btw, you also need to store two .dlls in your bin directory. Don't just dump files
all over the place and expect things to work automagically without reading at
least a few installation instructions.
What do you want to do with that serial port anyway?
kind regards,
Jos
Have you read that RXTX uses another package name for copyright reasons?
btw, you also need to store two .dlls in your bin directory. Don't just dump files
all over the place and expect things to work automagically without reading at
least a few installation instructions.
What do you want to do with that serial port anyway?
kind regards,
Jos
I got it from Sun Site.
Now all methods are supported.
Ok I ll read that doc.
The dll for native code for Com Port Interaction.
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
Could you possibly have more than one ext directory? If you have one in your JRE and one in your JDK, then the compiler will probably look in that of the JDK but when running it you'll need it in the JRE...
Greetings,
Nepomuk
I tried in both.
Now my code is error free.
Now I ll run that.
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
I got it from Sun Site.
Now all methods are supported.
Ok I ll read that doc.
The dll for native code for Com Port Interaction.
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
That doesn't make sense: Sun doesn't have the RXTX package available for
download. What are you doing except making a mess out of your Java installation?
kind regards,
Jos
Could you possibly have more than one ext directory? If you have one in your JRE and one in your JDK, then the compiler will probably look in that of the JDK but when running it you'll need it in the JRE...
Greetings,
Nepomuk
That is not true: the compiler doesn't look in the jdk's ext directory for anything.
Installing additional ext packages should only be installed in the jre's ext directory.
kind regards,
Jos
That is not true: the compiler doesn't look in the jdk's ext directory for anything.
Installing additional ext packages should only be installed in the jre's ext directory.
kind regards,
Jos
Oh, in that case I was misinformed. Never believe, what you read on the internet... ^^ But at least it works now.
Greetings,
Nepomuk
Oh, in that case I was misinformed. Never believe, what you read on the internet... ^^ But at least it works now.
Greetings,
Nepomuk
If you're talking about the OP's problem: I sincerely doubt it: as I understand now,
the OP has an old Sun's version installed in his ext directory and one or more
dlls 'dropped' somewhere; who knows where he got the .dlls from.
kind regards,
Jos
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