The source is available in CVS. Perhaps a port wont take long to
create. The question is, who will do it? It would be great if
Apple did one and included it with newer versions of Java.
I started a project on SourceForge some months ago to port
Javax.usb to OS X, but haven't had time to do any work on it, other
than trying to come to grips with IOKit (one of my current side
projects is actually a JNI module for talking to a USB device on OS
X. It's only using bulk pipes, however, so it isn't really generic
enough for common usage, although I'll be releasing it as Open Source
shortly).
The port is somewhat more complex than it initially appears, but
it's certainly doable. It just requires time and effort. If Apple
wants to jump in and help, I'd certainly be happy to have their aid
(as I need this API myself :) ).
Brad BARCLAY,
Lead Developer & Project Administrator,
The jSyncManager Project.
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