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[ElijahNomad]

First i would like to say cheers to Cha0s for putting together a great library was just wondering if anyone is playing around with JME and WiiRemoteJ and also if we triied to create applets would they work with the WII opera browser

[Cha0s]

I don't think the Wii Opera browser has Java applet support. It almost definitely does not have JSR-082 (the Java bluetooth API), which is necessary for WiiRemoteJ.
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[ElijahNomad]

thanks Cha0s back to the drawing board and if you need me for any beta-testing i'm in. btw what JME and wiiremotej have you done any development with this yet ?

[Cha0s]

JME would work, but all of the ones I know of block connections on the PSMs the WiiRemote uses. Technically, these PSMs are supposed to be blocked in the API specification. However, Sun has stated unofficially that this particular requirement of the API should be ignored. On the other hand, actually changing the JSR is a complicated process which probably won't happen for a long time, if at all.
So, bottom line: if you can find a vendor willing to ignore that provision of JSR-82, it should work. Unfortunately, this is unlikely, though.
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[apmolix]

Hi
I'm a newly joined wiili member.
I'm thinking running wiiremoteJ on JME with our original JSR82 implementation.
But I suppose wiiremoteJ v1.3 uses some JSE specific classes like ava.util.EventObject or exceptions like java.awt.AWTException.
Could you kindly tell me do you have any plan to replace those JSE specific parts with JME(CLDC/MIDP) parts?

many thanks in advance

[Cha0s]

Well, I don't use the awt component in the main library... Hrmm... Well, if you get JSR-082 working, talk to me and I'll try to whip up a J2ME deal. You need to implement the l2cap protocol (pretty much all of it). So good luck.
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