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**Iphone** · 29-Mar-2007, 01:54 AM

I have a basic Java application that communicates with over a GPRS connection. Until now we have been using the Motorola v66e GPRS mobile phone connected to a USB port as our GPRS modem. This phone comes with a handy tool called GPRS Manager which is used to make the initial connection to the APN (or whatever?).

I now have write a Java application that actually makes the connection aswell as communicate over it, but using a new Wavecom GPRS Modem connected to com1 and installed as a Standard Windows Modem (9600). I was wondering if there was a Java API out there that would allow me to make a connection (with the least hassle - ie with the smallest learning curve, as I know near to nothing about AT commands etc) or if someone has a simple piece of code in Java that can make a GPRS connection using the Wavecom Modem (or any modem, as I can adapt it to my own needs if I have to)?

29-Mar-2007, 01:54 AM	#1 (permalink)
Iphone Fixed Error! Posts: 4,202 Join Date: Mar 2007 Rep Power: 6 IM:	Using Java to Make a GPRS Connection with a Wavecom Fasttrack (GPRS) Modem I have a basic Java application that communicates with over a GPRS connection. Until now we have been using the Motorola v66e GPRS mobile phone connected to a USB port as our GPRS modem. This phone comes with a handy tool called GPRS Manager which is used to make the initial connection to the APN (or whatever?). I now have write a Java application that actually makes the connection aswell as communicate over it, but using a new Wavecom GPRS Modem connected to com1 and installed as a Standard Windows Modem (9600). I was wondering if there was a Java API out there that would allow me to make a connection (with the least hassle - ie with the smallest learning curve, as I know near to nothing about AT commands etc) or if someone has a simple piece of code in Java that can make a GPRS connection using the Wavecom Modem (or any modem, as I can adapt it to my own needs if I have to)?