Examples of BluetoothSerialServerThread

net.sf.microlog.midp.bluetooth.server.BluetoothSerialServerThread
The BluetoothSerialServerThread is used for receiving data from a BluetoothSerialAppender. It is intended to be used for servers implemented both in Java & in Java ME (CLDC). When a client connects it will create a new BluetoothStreamReaderThreadImpl object, so each client has its own thread. @author Johan Karlsson (johan.karlsson@jayway.se) @author Jarle Hansen (hansjar@gmail.com) @since 0.9

Examples of net.sf.microlog.midp.bluetooth.server.BluetoothSerialServerThread

   * @wbp.parser.entryPoint
   */
  public MicrologBluetoothServerUI() {
    initialize();


    BluetoothSerialServerThread btThread = new BluetoothSerialServerThread();
    btThread.setServerListener(this);


    btAddress = btThread.getLocalBtAddress();


    Executor executor = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor();
    executor.execute(btThread);
  }

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