Java API?

I am developing a Java GUI application that will run on a Windows CE based Home Automation Tablet. I need to connect through WiFi to the Make Controller. What is the best way to communicate to the Make Controller in this way? Do I need a Java OSC API in order to send the OSC strings through TCP/IP? Or do I use the JNI interface to call a C OSC API to talk through TCP/IP. Obviously, if there was a Java one, that would isolate me from having to write in C, that would be preferable. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks, Dan

Yeah, there's a javaosc library out there. I haven't tried it, but it should work to send OSC messages via UDP to the Controller. If you get it working, let us know! Check http://www.illposed.com/software/javaosc.html

I've used the NetUtil java OSC library. You can get it from : http://www.sciss.de/netutil/ Jerome

Previously jerome wrote:

I've used the NetUtil java OSC library. You can get it from :
http://www.sciss.de/netutil/

Jerome

I've tried both the javaOSC and NetUtil libraries and while I can figure out how to send data and switch things on, I haven't figured out reading of the analog inputs.

Anyone who could post a snippet of code using either library on receiving would be greatly appreciated (none of the examples found so far make sense to me ...)

Thanks.

                     ... Niall