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Could someone please point me in the right direction, because I am obviously missing something. I am writing a J2ME app that will run on a Nokia 6680. I want the app to open a bluetooth connection to another Nokia phone (I am providing the 2nd phone's bluetooth address) and then send a piece of text or a file to the snd phone. All I get when I try send, is the 2nd phone asking if A connection is allowed and then the app stops. OutputStream printout=null; . . . printout.write(printdata.getBytes(),0,printdata.length()); printout.flush(); Is there a specific way in which the message must be sent if I want it to behave as an sms i.e. beep and put the message in the inbox. Regards Steve |
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Let me rephrase the question. Is there a way to send a message that will be received as an "sms" or "mms" using bluetooth in a J2ME App. The receiving phone does not have any additional software on it. Regards Steve |
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