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| Marianne |
I am working with Visual Studio .Net 2003 and want to use an emulated comport provided by a bluetooth interface. Does anybody know how this works with C#? In the documentation something is told about COMInit(), COMWrite(),... methods, but there is no further explanation how to use it.
It would be great if somebody could help!
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| ComponentScience |
Marianne wrote:
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Marianne,
My company has a library that will do it for you. It is available with
full source code for $699.
HOWEVER! We are in the process of beta testing the newest version and
are inviting people to join in and help. If you actively participate in
teh beta, then you will receive the subscription version (The one with
full source code) as a gift when the product ships. The beta product
also includes the source code. It is written in pure C#.
We'd love to have you test the product with a BlueTooth serial adapter.
Here is the boilerplate invitation to the beta.
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for the .NET framework. The upcoming TransPort version 2.0 includes
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All beta-testers who actively participate, will receive a full
(source-code) subscription to TransPort when the product ships. The
normal price for the subscription version of Transport is $699.00.
If you'd like to help, please send an email to
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to sign and fax back. Once we receive the completed NDA, we will send
you information on how to access the private beta group and how to
download the beta version of TransPort.
Note: Due to an overwhelming amount of virus-laden spam, the
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messages with no attachments. All others will be rejected by the server.
Thanks! and I hope to see many of you on our beta team.
--
Phillip H. Blanton
ComponentScience.net
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