Network programming
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This document outlines a project to create a remote controller for a media player using Bluetooth. It discusses using a mobile phone to send numeric commands via Bluetooth to a desktop PC acting as a server, which would then control the media player functions like play, pause, etc. It describes the objectives as applying networking concepts and Bluetooth programming. It provides background on Bluetooth and J2ME programming. It details the planned design, including creating a server and client that connect via Bluetooth. Future work is listed as programming the media player and testing the connection between server and clients.
Network programming
- 1. Remote Controller for Media Player Via Bluetooth -Amit Singh Dahal (g5638545)
- 2. Introduction Objective Technology Design Future Work Conclusion
- 3. • Controlling a media player through mobile phone Bluetooth • Numeric command given by the mobile phone keypads to the Desktop PC acting as a server • According to the command, the media player performs certain functions(Eg: play, pause, etc)
- 4. To apply the concept of networking and learn about wireless communication between two devices To develop a mobile application that will act as a remote controller To learn about Bluetooth programming using J2ME
- 5. Bluetooth: -wireless communication protocol used for short distance and devices with low power consumption J2ME: -its stripped down version of Java targeted at devices which have limited processing power and storage capabilities and intermittent or fairly low-bandwidth network connections
- 7. A configuration provides the most basic set of libraries and virtual machine features that must be present in each implementation of a J2ME environment. CLDC contains strict set of Java class libraries needed for KVM to operate Profiles are subsets of configurations MIDP contains Java APIs for user network connections, persistence storage and the user interface
- 9. Programming and developing Media Player Creating server with specific ID that only connects with a client at a time via Bluetooth Testing between the server and the clients after successful implementation of the design
- 10. Thank You!!!
Editor's Notes
- #8: MIDPsatisfy some hardware requirements such as screen resoulution, inputs and memory limitations and software requirements ie. The device must have a kernel to manage hardware and schedulingUsed CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 2.0