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==Xml Specification Implementation and Research==
*The org.w3c.dom package shall be used to parse XML scripts into java
*A XML specification guide has been constructed to give an idea of what developers have to express in an XML schema

if (component == "TextBox") {
if (event == "Enter Text") {
//Then simulate an event to type text in text box
}
}

*Found that it is possible for even midlets to parse xml
*Found some j2me applications for us to test our program on
*Made a small example of xml processing in java

==Bluetooth Implementation and Research==
*Modified bluetooth example so that computer communicates with mobile phone.
*We have established two-way communication. The phone acts as a server and the computer is the client.
*The client sends a message to the server which changes the message on the server (phone).
*The server then sends a message to the client which prints a message on the client's console (computer).
**Problem is that the phone must grant the computer permission before it changes it. ==> FIXED - we just had to set authorized to false
**Also we are having quite a huge problem in that the computer sometimes can't find the service on the computer
***Our current way of fixing this is to make it keep checking until it finds it
===References===
# [http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/org/w3c/dom/package-summary.html org.w3c.dom api]
# [http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/wi-parsexml/ midlet parsing xml]
# [http://www.midlet.org J2me applications]
# [http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/2064/ XML processing example]

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