As the three of us set
out to write a book explaining those Bluetooth APIs, we were pleased to
discover that we would again receive contributions and assistance from a
large number of dedicated and talented individuals.
The authors thank Glade Diviney, Peter Kembro, and Ashwin
Kamal Whitchurch for reviewing the book Bluetooth Application Programming
with the Java APIs, which is the basis of this book, and making
valuable comments and suggestions. Thanks also to R. Thiagarajan,
N. Murugan, Franck Thibaut, Ramesh Errabolu, Ranjani Vaidyanathan,
and Ravi Viswanathan, who commented on various chapters of the
original book. Of course, the authors are totally responsible for any
errors that remain.
When the original book was in the proposal stage, we received
excellent advice and suggestions from Alok Goyal, Teck Yang Lee, Girish
Managoli, Brent Miller, Venugopal Mruthyunjaya, N. Ramachandran,
Rajeev Shorey, and Mark Vandenbrink. Ashwin Whitchurch, Brent
Miller, Glade Diviney, and Girish Managoli provided additional feedback
on the proposal for this book.
The Java APIs for Bluetooth wireless technology were developed by
a team of industry experts, the JSR-82 expert group, and the team at
Motorola that drafted the specification, wrote the reference implementation,
and developed the conformance tests.
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