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Communicating with the Serial Port
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With the release of J/Link, almost all the capabilities of Java are now available directly from Mathematica. Now you can perform many tasks that used to require writing a MathLink program by simply loading the appropriate classes.
Communication with the serial port in Java is handled by a standard extension package for Java called javax.comm, otherwise known as the Java Communications API. This functionality is not yet part of the standard Java 2 platform, although it is a standard extension. Implementations are freely available for Solaris, Windows, and various Unix platforms. Most other platforms will soon be supported.
To use J/Link to control a serial port, all you need to do is use the classes and methods that are available from the Java Communications API. Note that J/Link neither has nor requires any special knowledge about these Java classes. It works this way with any Java class.
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http://library.wolfram.com/examples/JavaSerial/
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| JavaSerial.nb (41.7 KB) - Mathematica Notebook |
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