Not Supported on winsockwhat does this mean?[...]I thought I had installed bluecove, but I may be wrong.
Uwe & Pro2785The latest Widcomm is just MS Bluetooth rebadged it will not work with Jave you need the Widcomm v4 (not sure if v5 will work but def not with .Net apps).
This is bad news anyway. I just tried with no success to run a WiiMote on Win7. Since the problem persists, I guess it's a good idea to keep this thread alive.The two links posted do have a couple of issues for me.The first seems to be quite messy for the system. The machine on which I needed the functionality was supposed to stay clean. I don't want to mess it up.The second post is in spanish, which I understand only at a very basic level.Luckly, I have a XP-based netbook I might use for the time being and in the end I'll probably not need the wiimote anyway... too bad Microsoft seems to not support this application. Although this doesn't take me by surprise, it's somewhat shameful, especially considering there were/are MS-related wiimote apps.
2) There is too much work to do when most people just really want to be able to install 1-2 things and connect to it automatically. It was too much, and honestly, I cannot demonstrate this product all the while saying that it is easy to do, which it is not if it will take this amount of work to by-pass the current driver just to make Whiteboard work.I'm disappointed that I won't be able to use Whiteboard, nor will I be able to demonstrate it. I will have to unfortunately use Smoothboard (it is also great but the cost of it is too expensive).