diff -r 109da596fa9d -r f5df819c1852 plugins/org.symbian.tools.tmw.ui/src/org/symbian/tools/tmw/ui/deployment/bluetooth/BluetoothTargetType.java --- a/plugins/org.symbian.tools.tmw.ui/src/org/symbian/tools/tmw/ui/deployment/bluetooth/BluetoothTargetType.java Thu Sep 02 10:50:38 2010 -0700 +++ b/plugins/org.symbian.tools.tmw.ui/src/org/symbian/tools/tmw/ui/deployment/bluetooth/BluetoothTargetType.java Thu Sep 02 15:18:58 2010 -0700 @@ -44,18 +44,18 @@ import com.intel.bluetooth.BlueCoveImpl; /** - * Discovers Bluetooth-enabled devices. This code is generic and will not - * perform any checks if the discovered device can run application being + * Discovers Bluetooth-enabled devices. This code is generic and will not + * perform any checks if the discovered device can run application being * deployed. - * + * * @author Eugene Ostroukhov (eugeneo@symbian.org) */ public class BluetoothTargetType implements IDeploymentTargetType { private final class TargetDiscoveryListener implements DiscoveryListener { - final Object inquiryCompletedEvent; - boolean isCanceled; - final Map prevTargets; - final IProgressMonitor progressMonitor; + private final Object inquiryCompletedEvent; + private boolean isCanceled; + private final Map prevTargets; + private final IProgressMonitor progressMonitor; private TargetDiscoveryListener(Map previousTargets, Object inquiryCompletedEvent, IProgressMonitor progressMonitor) { @@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ /** * Check whether the bluetooth is on or not. - * + * * @return whether the device is on. */ public boolean isBloothToothConnected() {