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iPAQ H3970 with Java and Bluetooth?

843849Jul 7 2005 — edited Jul 13 2005
Hello everybody.

I am trying to implement a client/server model.

The server is running at PC side and the client application run at iPAQ H3970 PDA . PocketPC 2002 Prem is running as O/S(or Windows CE 3.0)
The iPAQ supports Insignia Jeode VM 1.2

Both devices(PC(as USB adapter) and PDA(integrated)) have Bluetooth(in a H/W manner).

The client/server application were written using Java Socket libraries.

The applications interact(send/receive data) properly if the PDA connects to PC via USB cable.

However, if I establish a Bluetooth connection between PDA and PC and run the applications, the client can not connect to the server.

The client connects as following:

client=new Socket(InetAddress.getByName("160.40.60.55"),23);

where 160.40.60.55 is the IP of the server(PC side).
I have set the client's IP as 160.40.60.56 and both PC and PDA belong to the same subnet=255.255.255.0

I tried also another ports (e.g 2000,5000 etc).
Via cable are working properly but via Bluetooth environment no.

Does Jeode Virtual Machine supports Socket Library?

Can I use Sockets in order to establish Bluetooth connection?
Or do I have to connect the client to a COM port(the virtual Bluetooth COM port)?
Is any additional java library that I have to use also?
Do I have to install and use the aveLink (ativan for J2SE) in order to build the server side(PC) and client's side(iPAQ)?
Can I use the Jeode 1.2 VM with aveLink?

I really appreciate any help.

Thank you for your time.
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