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in JB3 you use the jre that comes with JB3 and therefore the files must
be installed in to the directory where this is located.
This is how it works..:
copy comm.jar -> JB3\java\jre\lib\ext
copy javax.comm.properties -> JB3\java\jre\lib
copy win32com.dll -> JB3\java\jre\bin

now the files are installed on the jre platform that JB3 uses now you
just have to modify JB3's classpath in this way.:

open JB3
Projects->default properties
press Define button
add a new java version (the same as the previous that is the one that
comes with JB3)
then in the classpath add the file comm.jar
now it should work with JB3.

if you still have problems with this fell free to contact me again

/Allan Petersen


In article <7n0emm$g4j7@forums.borland.com>,
  "Shawn Clark" <shawn@shift4.com> wrote:
> I too am having problems understanding how to get this API to work in
J3....
>
> For the life of me, I can't figure out where to pu the .JAR,
.PROPERTIES,
> and the DLL so that the compiler doesn't keep saying that it can't
find
> directory javax\comm.   What's up w/that?!
>
> (I'm just new, so please bear with me..)
>
> Ernesto Gonzalez wrote in message <7mns7d$86n19@forums.borland.com>...
> >How can I read from a PC serial port?
> >
> >
>
>


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