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| ====== First Steps with LibusbJava ====== | ====== First Steps with LibusbJava ====== | ||
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| + | * getDeviceList() of libusb and Device.search() of LibusbJava return the first device with the corresponding VID, PID. In Windows a composite device is represented by multiple devices with the same VID, PID, so you will have to search for the one you want to use (see [[http:// | ||
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| The following short example will show you how to use LibusbJava in your Java-Project. | The following short example will show you how to use LibusbJava in your Java-Project. | ||
| The following code describes the required steps to do a bulk transfer to your device. | The following code describes the required steps to do a bulk transfer to your device. | ||
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| - Release interface | - Release interface | ||
| - Close the device | - Close the device | ||
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| - | <box 35% red right | **Important note for Windows**> | ||
| - | * getDeviceList() of libusb and Device.search() of LibusbJava return the first device with the corresponding VID, PID. In Windows a composite device is represented by multiple devices with the same VID, PID, so you will have to search for the one you want to use (see [[http:// | ||
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| <code java> | <code java> | ||