java bindings

[okki]

hi gnokiis,

i've started a jni wrapper for gnokii yesterday (therefor the patch 
today). it's not too beautiful yet, but i'm working on it.

some technical aspects
- automated jni generation with the eclipse swt generators (modified)
- thin layer, direct access to the well know fields and functions
- implemented the windows bluetooth stack to enumerate devices
- coded in msvc2003 (should compile on gcc and linux, too)

sourcecode can be found at http://www.netallied.de/temp/jgnokii_src.zip
binaries (windows) at http://www.netallied.de/temp/jgnokii.zip

the binaries consist of the libgnokii.dll and the jgnokii.dll (jni 
wrapper). sources look like

       gn_statemachine state = new gn_statemachine();
       state.current_state = 0;

       for (int i=0; i<model.length(); i++) {
           state.config.model [i] = (byte) model.charAt (i);
       }
              for (int i=0; i<port_device.length(); i++) {
           state.config.port_device [i] = (byte) port_device.charAt (i);
       }

       state.config.connection_type = 5;
       state.config.serial_baudrate = 19200;
       state.config.smsc_timeout = 10;
       state.config.rfcomm_cn = 1;
              int error = -1;
       error = OS.gn_lib_phone_open(state);
              gn_data data = new gn_data();
       data.sms_status = new gn_sms_status();

       error = OS.gn_sm_functions(OS.GN_OP_GetSMSStatus, data, state);
       System.out.println("messagecount: " + data.sms_status.number);

       data.memory_status = new gn_memory_status();
       data.memory_status.memory_type = OS.GN_MT_SM;
              error = OS.gn_sm_functions(OS.GN_OP_GetMemoryStatus, 
data, state);
       System.out.println("free: " + data.memory_status.free);
       System.out.println("mem_type: " + data.memory_status.memory_type);
       System.out.println("used: " + data.memory_status.used);

       error = OS.gn_sm_functions(OS.GN_OP_Identify, data, state);
       System.out.println("model: " + new String(data.model).trim());
       System.out.println("manufacturer: " + new 
String(data.manufacturer).trim());
       System.out.println("revision: " + new String(data.revision).trim());
       System.out.println("imei: " + new String(data.imei).trim());

       error = OS.gn_lib_phone_close(state);

thats it :) i'm currently tinkering with skipping the swt generation and 
create a simplified layer...

and btw: no plans to release the gnokii library under a more "liberal" 
license like lgpl?

regards
-- okki