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This article looks at how to search for Bluetooth devices and services using the Java ME Bluetooth API (JSR-82). A very useful code example is provided, showing how to implement the fundamental steps which need to be implemented in virtually every application which uses Bluetooth in some form or another. These are device discovery, service discovery, and determining Bluetooth addresses to connect to in order to use the services required (and user friendly names to display to the user).

The article shows how an example of how to implement the DiscoveryListener interface which is part of the Bluetooth API. Good use is made of comments in the code, with meaningful method and variable names making the code easy to understand. The article also includes a useful link to an application which uses the source code provided to search for a Bluetooth GPS device. This is one of the better articles I have read on using Bluetooth in Java ME, as articles on this topic tend to try to do too much and often end up being very confusing for beginner readers.

--Larry101 17:55, 24 September 2009 (UTC)

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Level: High

This article shows how to find Bluetooth devices and services and it is a real time application. It explains about Bluetooth APIs. All the required APIs are imported in the source file. The import thing is that it imports not whole package but only required APIs or Classes.

This article explains all the processes in modules and it explains all the modules in brief. So that is good for viewers. The source code implements three methods that are: findDevices() –Finds devices findServices()- Find services that we want getDeviceName()- to get Device name

All these three methods are of DiscoveryListener interface so this code implements these methods.

It's realy nice application as it is used in every phones that supports bluetooth.

--Vkmunjpara 21:27, 25 September 2009 (UTC)

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