How to use anyRemote java client
Install it
First You have to install java client on Your phone. This could be done with
- GUI frontend or KDEbluetooth or gnome-obex-send
(be sure that anyremote-J2ME-client package is already installed) or - through WAP from download area.
There are several variants of JAR file, so You can choose variant which is more suitable for Your phone:
- anyRemote-16.jar - contains only 16x16 icon set. Best variant for phones with screen 160x160 or lower.
- anyRemote-32.jar - contains 16x16 and 32x32 icon sets.
- anyRemote-64.jar - contains 16x16, 32x32 and 64x64 icon sets. Best variant for phones with screen 240x320 or higher.
The only difference between anyRemote-XX.jar's and anyRemote-XXb.jar's is the size of title icon (16 or 64) In general, anyRemote-XXb.jar suggested to use on Nokia's, and anyRemote-XX.jar on all other cell phones.
Run it
After startup of java client You will see this picture on phone's screen.
If You start java client for the first time then list of connections
will be empty. Run "Search" to find anyRemote on PC (You have to start it before and enable page and inquiry scans on bluetooth interface, of course).
You can enter address to connect directly. If You plan to connect to anyRemote through internet or Wi-Fi
enter something like socket://100.123.83.21:5000
(be sure You have started anyRemote with -s socket:5000
option).
If You plan to connect to anyRemote through bluetooth enter something like btspp://0008F4163049:19
, where 0008F4163049
is bluetooth address of PC. To determine it use hcitool dev
command.
Connect to anyRemote
Select item from list of connections and then choose Connect menu item (see picture above). After one or two seconds You will see main screen of java client.
Look and behaviour of java client is determined by configuration file, which used by anyRemote and may vary significantly. The following screenshots are just examples of how it could look like.