Hi all,
I'm using the java comm API and my program scans through each available com port, each sending out a handshake code, and the port that replies back the "password" is labeled as our device. I'm doing this so users won't have to do a com port selection.
The problem now is, if it gets to a bluetooth generated port, the program simply hangs on:
outputStream.write(byteBuffer);
This behaves the same under debug, as if it's waiting for something, and no exceptions are caught for this, it just hangs on that line
Has anyone ever had this problem? or is there a way to write a timeout for the outpustream.write line..etc?
Thanks!
my prog wasn't designed for bluetooth btw, it connects to health care instruments through a converter cable of 5pin mini-usb & usb
I'm using the java comm API and my program scans through each available com port, each sending out a handshake code, and the port that replies back the "password" is labeled as our device. I'm doing this so users won't have to do a com port selection.
The problem now is, if it gets to a bluetooth generated port, the program simply hangs on:
outputStream.write(byteBuffer);
This behaves the same under debug, as if it's waiting for something, and no exceptions are caught for this, it just hangs on that line
Has anyone ever had this problem? or is there a way to write a timeout for the outpustream.write line..etc?
Thanks!
my prog wasn't designed for bluetooth btw, it connects to health care instruments through a converter cable of 5pin mini-usb & usb