My project involves creating a bluetooth remote on Android for an NXT (or NXJ) robot. This is likely an easy task for you lot, but I've been pulling my hair out over it.
Getting the lejos plugin to work in eclipse on my 64bit windows 7 system was impossible, it just refused to install.
As a workaround I got a virtualbox with a legit windows xp 32 running on it, installed 32bit everything: eclipse, jdk, lejos etc.
I managed to get the first test helloworld program working, but thats about it. Now it won't load anymore programs. I've noticed that this is supposed to be fixed in the latest update for the plugin, however even with the update, the device still shows up as unknown.

I've tried reading over all of the documentation and I'm struggling to make sense of the supposed sample programs, most don't feature any code, just some method headers, other samples aren't explained terribly well. Note, I'm not suggesting any of this is crappy, just not very easy to understand for novices like myself, for example I find the documentation on Android/Lejos utterly unintelligible.
I'd appreciate any suggestions on how to make some real progress or guidance for a better setup on my workstation, running it through virtualbox is far from ideal and yet wiping everything to install a 32bit setup doesn't seem possible for me atm.
EDIT: Realised this isn't a great post, so I'll try to summarise what I want from you, kind sirs:
1: Help getting eclipse/virtualboxed windows to see the NXT so I can upload programs to it. (it worked once before, but the updated plugin isn't fixing it)
2: Help getting started in developing a simple app that will allow the robot to move (I think I have some of this, but cannot test it due to the above)
3: Help understand Bluetooth and communication to/from an Android smartphone. (I can develop simple Android apps, but bluetooth is new to me, the Mindriod stuff I've read is boggling)
so again, thank you for your time and good day.


