Bluetooth internet in Nokia phones(symbian)

STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL

(read carefully)

Note: Do not skip this! Read carefully !!!

You may need JAVA JRE (java runtime environment). Most PCs, may already have the java jre installed, you can check your version by open a command prompt (Start / run / cmd - enter) then in black window, type "java -version" (without quotes) and press enter. Version will be displayed if installed.




OK, here we go then.

Step 1
First create a new acces point:
Go to - tools > settings > connection > access points > options > create new access point
Name the access point anything you wish. In my case I called it Bt, but you name it as you want since the connection name doesn't matter, unlike GnuBox. Example - Connection Name > Bt (Or anything else you want. Be careful, Connection Name and Acces Point Name are different things)
Leave everything on default then go to options > advanced settings. On the proxy server address enter 127.0.0.1 and 1234 as the proxy port number. Now press back two times to exit and save the new acces point.

Step 2
Installation on the phone
On the folder that you extracted \Hiisi1.6.3\Hiisi\bin there are Hiisi.jar and Hiisi.jad.
Copy both files to the root of your MMC or phone memory, doesn't matter how you get the files to your phone, via usb or bluetooth, is important that both files are in the same directory for proper installation.
Then using any file explorer (could even use nokia file mgr. app) locate and run the hiisi.jad file and not the JAR, this will be in path looking something like E:/hiisi.jad (it is important to run the jad file, and NOT the jar file, or simply wont work at all, but jar file must also be present in same dir as the jad file for successful installation) so follow all on screen prompts which comes from after clicking the hiisi.jad file, and go ahead and install it.

>> Update:
When prompted for the installation directory when you install the .jad file, select the directory where your .jad and .jar files are located.
Example:
If you have transfered the files on E:/, select memory card to install the .jad file.
If you have transfered them on C:/ select phone memory to install the .jad file.


Step 3
Configuring the server on PC
First we need to know the COM port used by your bluetooth. In my case is COM11 under BlueSoleil 2.1.3 Release. In the main panel of BlueSoleil go to My Services > Properties > Serial Port A

For default Windows XP SP2 and Vista drivers here is a screenshot that may help to find the COM Port. You can go to Control Panel > Bluetooth Devices > COM Ports tab.

Update: On the Service Properties > Personal Area Networking, be sure you have the "Enable DHCP Server" checked.


Now we need to edit the COM Port in the Pihatonttu.cmd.
Open Notepad and drag and drop Pihatonttu.cmd inside the Notepad.
You should see this:


Code:

start javaw -Djava.library.path=. -cp .\lib\comm.jar;.\lib\jdic.jar;.\class Pihatonttu.PihatonttuMain COM7 null

In the COM7, change the number 7 to your COM Port used by bluetooth. In my case is COM11 so it should be like this:
Code:

start javaw -Djava.library.path=. -cp .\lib\comm.jar;.\lib\jdic.jar;.\class Pihatonttu.PihatonttuMain COM11 null

If you want to use 3rd party proxy server just replace null with 200.65.127.161:3128 or any other proxy you want.
Example
Code:

start javaw -Djava.library.path=. -cp .\lib\comm.jar;.\lib\jdic.jar;.\class Pihatonttu.PihatonttuMain COM11 200.65.127.161:3128

Note: You can do the same with the Pihatonttu_localhost.cmd file but in my case it worked with Pihatonttu.cmd.


Ctrl+S to save it and close Notepad. Now double click the Pihatonttu.cmd and the Pihatonttu Proxy window will appear.
Note: If you get error like "COM Port is in use" when you launch the app, close it and launch again .


Step 4
Now launch the Hiisi Proxy on your Phone. It will ask you "Allow application Hiisi bla bla bla...?" Press Yes.
Select and press Bluetooth Mode then it will say "Inquiring bluetooth devices..."


Step 5
Now without exiting the Hiisi Proxy, unlike GnuBox, open the browser on the phone and try to open any web page. When prompted which access point to use, select your new dummy access point. In my case I called it Bt so I have to select that.


This is my method on how I put it to work under BlueSoleil Software.
Thanks to marty3 from another forum for his clear tutorial.
This will work not only on Symbian but almost on every Java MIDP 2.0 capable phone.

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