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From: "=?utf-8?B?aG93YXJkekBob3dhcmR6LmNvbQ==?=" <howardz () howardz ! com>
Date: 2012-06-18 4:34:34
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I don't quite understand all the crying over loading the correct rxtx binary library \
for the appropriate os.

I don't mean to belittle anyone's problems, but everyone very easily figured it out \
years ago.

I have some open source code somewhere that handles it very ellagently.  The author's \
later version became more difficult to understand, so I used his older version and \
modified as needed.  Basically I distributed my software with a subdirectory with all \
the rxtx libraries for all the operating systems, and thus thus code would check the \
os and 32/64 bit and select the right lib to use.

Of course, I have been using purejavacomm for at least a year and never need to \
concern myself about it anymore.  If someone wants the code, email me, as I should be \
able to find it.

When I used to use rxtx, I built it with NetBeans, and modified it to not open every \
Windows com port.  Doing that raised rts in every com port, and for amateur radio \
applications that causes radios to start transmitting.

Anyways, for me purejavacomm fulfilled all my java com port programming needs.  The \
only limitation I am aware of is a 19200 baud throughput limit.  The baud rate can be \
much higher but one will nit get the higher speed throughput.

Regards,

Howard

Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Smartphone

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I don&#39;t quite understand all the crying over loading the correct rxtx binary \
library for the appropriate os. I don&#39;t mean to belittle anyone&#39;s \
problems, but everyone very easily figured it out years ago. I have some open \
source code somewhere that handles it very ellagently. &nbsp;The author&#39;s later \
version became more difficult to understand, so I used his older version and modified \
as needed. &nbsp;Basically I distributed my software with a subdirectory with all the \
rxtx libraries for all the operating systems, and thus thus code would check the os \
and 32/64 bit and select the right lib to use. Of course, I have been using \
purejavacomm for at least a year and never need to concern myself about it anymore. \
&nbsp;If someone wants the code, email me, as I should be able to find \
it. When I used to use rxtx, I built it with NetBeans, and modified it to not \
open every Windows com port. &nbsp;Doing that raised rts in every com port, and for \
amateur radio applications that causes radios to start transmitting. Anyways, \
for me purejavacomm fulfilled all my java com port programming needs. &nbsp;The only \
limitation I am aware of is a 19200 baud throughput limit. &nbsp;The baud rate can be \
much higher but one will nit get the higher speed \
throughput. Regards, Howard Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE \
Smartphone

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