How would a person go about making a Bluetooth keyboard in Java probably for Windows? I know Windows comes with some built in drivers but I have no idea how to talk with them.
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How would a person go about making a Bluetooth keyboard in Java probably for Windows? I know Windows comes with some built in drivers but I have no idea how to talk with them.
I’m not sure what an android keyboard is but from what i understand, you want the android device to act as a keyboard for the PC.
If this is the case and you want to do this in java, use the bluecove library for windows and write a PC application in java that simulates keypresses.The application talks with your android device using the RFCOMM protocol supported by bluevcove.I’m assuming here that android APIs for bluetooth are available.