Bluetooth service to communicate Java Desktop and Android application

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I’m doing tcc, the project is to create a java desktop application and make it communicate with an android application. As this communication will be in a room for example, always in the same environment, I thought of using Bluetooth. I did a test with Bluecove in java, but you need to install the Bluetooh driver on the machine. My question is the following, if the application is running on different operating systems or the same system but with different versions how to deal with the problem of installing the Bluetooh driver ? If the machine is old and does not have a board to accept Bluetooh. How far would it be feasible to use it ? Thank you.

  • You can try to get the java application to install the driver on the machine. Your application may have a driver pack attached to it to recognize the S.O. and install the appropriate driver, or, the Application may recognize the S.O. and download the correct driver from the internet to install it. I never messed with it, but I think it would be like this :)

  • What a show @Douglas, I like the idea. I’m going to try this. Thank you.

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