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Host agent | |
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com.sun.spot.dmamemory | Support for allocating memory for DMA buffers. |
com.sun.spot.dmamemory.proxy | Support for allocating memory for DMA buffers - from child isolates. |
com.sun.spot.io.j2me.remoteprinting | Provides the auxiliary classes used by remote printing. |
com.sun.spot.io.j2me.socket | Support for the "socket" GCF protocol. |
com.sun.spot.peripheral | Host applications use the same code as SPOT applications for tasks like radio communication. |
com.sun.spot.peripheral.basestation | Code to allow the Sun SPOT to function as a base station. |
com.sun.spot.peripheral.radio | Host applications use the same code as SPOT applications for tasks like radio communication. |
com.sun.spot.util | Utility classes. |
SPOT Client | |
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com.sun.spot.client | General facilities for communicating from a desktop with Sun SPOTs, both locally and remotely. |
com.sun.spot.client.command | Individual commands for communicating with Sun SPOTs, both locally and remotely. |
com.sun.spot.client.ui | The command line user interface to the Spot Client. |
com.sun.spot.flashmanagement | Low level access to chunks of flash memory. |
com.sun.spot.suiteconverter | Support for converting canonical layout Squawk suites into a form that can execute directly from flash memory. |
Security | |
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com.sun.squawk.security.signing |
This document is the API specification for the purple release of the Sun SPOT Libraries as available on the host side.
Sun SPOTs are small, wireless, Java-based devices being developed as a research effort at Sun Labs. They are programmed in Java using the APIs described here.
Sun SPOT devices are based on the CLDC-compliant Squawk VM running directly on the metal. The goal of this project is to produce a flexible, reliable, easy-to-use Java platform for development, prototyping and deployment to small, wireless devices.
These libraries are a work-in-progress. While every attempt will be made to preserve compatibility, future releases will most likely not be backwards compatible.
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