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Java Wireless API

Hi, is there in Java any command or API for manage wireless connections?
I want to create an application for auto-scan wireless networks and manage connection profiles (password, ip...).
I'm using socket for communication between two hosts, but now I want to add a level for manage the wireless connection, to by-pass the windows XP wireless manage application.
Where can I find references or examples? Thanks.
Feb 16 '09 #1
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JosAH
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Java can't do that (without any JNI hacking); all it can do is setup connections but it doesn't know about physical layers.

kind regards,

Jos
Feb 16 '09 #2
thanks for the reply, about setup connections what can I do with Java? Actually, I set a socket to a fixed IP with
socket = new Socket(InetAddress.getByName("192.168.1.94"),1100) ;
Do you know if is possible to change wireless connected network with other languages, like VB.net or C#, or others? Thanks.
Feb 16 '09 #3
JosAH
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@ssaraceni
C and C++ are fine candidates for that. Of course you can use JNI if you insist that Java would be involved. btw, what do you want to do with that Socket?

kind regards,

Jos
Feb 16 '09 #4

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