I get the following error when I run the host examples: “access-ibKeyOpen, timeout waiting for port owned”. What is wrong?
What you see are debug and test statements sent to the console screen used during development. This, in itself, is not a cause for worry. If your applet still finds the iButton, then these messages may be ignored. If not, first make sure that there are no other applications running that may be using this port. If all else fails, move your Blue Dot adapter to another port. • Why do I keep getting an unsatisfied link error when trying to run the host examples? Answer: The most likely cause is that Java cannot find a native library it needs in order to continue executing. If you are on Windows 95 or NT, make sure that both the “iButtonLegacy.dll” and “win32com.dll” are in the “[jdk1.2]\jre\bin” directory. If you are running Unix, then make sure the appropriate libraries can be found in the directory pointed to by the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH. This problem is also seen while using early betas of JDK 1.2. We currently recommend using the release version of JDK 1.2. You might als
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