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Article #2963Re: Access to hardware (ports, memory)
From: Carl Hewitt
Date: Sat, 04 Jul 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 04 Jul 1998 00:00
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look out at developer.javasoft.com at the communications framework for java (now in beta) Carl -- Carl Hewitt CTO, oop.com building tools for enterprise business object development carl@oop.com ---------------------------------------- JBOT - Business Object Toolkit for Java For more information, see www.oop.com ---------------------------------------- Ernest Schloesser wrote in message <359CDA39.1D1A6F78@bcl.de>... >Hi, > >how do I access Hardware such as port i/o or memory mapped devices. >I know that port i/o are not available on all platforms and are >therefore not accesible directly, but that is why I'm asking. There must >be an indirect way. I far as I'm told, Java was designed for embedded >control. > >Regards, > >Ernest Schloesser > >
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