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Rich Wilkman wrote:
> 
> Alessandro:
> 
> Well, it doesn't solve the "here and now" problem that the sc-systems
> stuff does (and has a few millon hours of real world use).  It also
> won't allow for real control over serial devices (as that means native
> code and that's something javasoft wants to avoid).
> 
> It's an interesting package *idea* waiting for some decent
> implementation.  Won't be running bar-code scanners off it anytime
> soon, though.  ;-)
> 
> -Rich
> 
> Alessandro Fustini wrote:
> >
> > See www.javasoft.com for new package javax.serial.* in beta !!
> 
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Just an added note,

    I asked Javasoft about this a while back when I was doing some
old matel powerglove programming through the serial port, and was told
that a port comunications package was set to be a part of the far ahead 
jdk2.0 whether that is fact or not is something else.
   also check out : http://privat.swol.de/MarkusBauer/win32p.htm
it's a site with some classes for serial port communication.

-Clint Brewer