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Old September 18th, 2012, 04:22 PM
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Using the Sony Erics. Connection Proxy tool with Bluetooth and a JP-8.3 mobile phone

Hi everyone,

I have developped a small J2ME application.
I have used Eclipse to simplify development and an emulator contained in the Sony Ericsson Jave ME SDK.

I want to use the Device Explorer tool to deploy my application into my W595s Sony Ericsson mobile phone.
I have to use the Connection Proxy tool to set up a connection between my laptop and my mobile phone.
I do not have the USB wire for now.
But I have a USB bluetooth device I can plug into my laptop.

I have read the doc about the Connection Proxy tool.
The doc is an HTML page contained in the SDK.

Here is the procedure I have followed :
  • On my mobile phone :
    • I have enabled the Java Developer mode.
    • I have enabled the Bluetooth functionality.
    • I have made my mobile phone visible to other devices via Bluetooth.
  • On my laptop :
    • I have plugged my USB Bluetooth device.
    • I have set up a connection between my laptop and my mobile phone via the software shipped with the USB Bluetooth device.
    • I have launched the Connection Proxy software.
    • I have selected the COM4 interface in the Connection Proxy settings. The COM4 interface is the entry interface associated with my USB Bluetooth device.
    • I have clicked the Connect button but the connection never succeeds.

According to the page 7 of the document entitled "Java™ Platform, Micro Edition, CLDC – MIDP 2" W595s mobile phones have the Java Platform (JP) 8.3.

The Connection Proxy doc page contains the following information :
"From JP-8, TCP/IP ports are used instead of COM ports".

But I can only select between COM ports in the Connection Proxy settings.
What do I need to do to have TCP/IP ports available in the Connection Proxy settings ?

Any help will be greatly appreciated

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