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In my opinion, an OBD-II simulator can be writen using UDS API as follow:

1. Start a loop for Packages reading (using UDS_Read).
2. Only take packages into account that are directed to a defined target address.
3. Interpret the data within the packages (according with OBD-II specifications)
4. Send the simulated answer back (using UDS_Write)

(The packetizing for messages larger thatn 8 bytes is done internally by the UDS API)

About Java, well I'm not a java programmer but I think it should not be a big deal if you already implemented a JNI dll anytime.

Thanks, that sounds promising!
I got access to the beta forum and will have a look at the example. Looks like someone else is also looking for a JNI based approach

Any Update on the UDS APIs ? We are also looking for transport layer support for UDS messages . Let me know if any help is required ( beta testing etc.) .

Hello,

UDS is still in BETA status. You will find more information about how to become a beta tester here, in case you have interest on it.

UPDATE:
1. The UDS is released and could be found on our WEB Page - Support - API´s
2. The OBD-II Scanner Tool is also available now. Please download the PreRelease version from our Product DVD
http://www.peak-system.com/produktcd

Hi.
Is the ODS still in beta or has it been released please.
If so will it work with a PCAN-USB......
I have PCAN-USB at work and need to take a look at a Corsa for a friend.

If you talk about UDS - it is released since many years - the post from keneth is 7 years old.
Please read also my post from 2015

UPDATE:
1. The UDS is released and could be found on our WEB Page - Support - API´s
2. The OBD-II Scanner Tool is also available now. Please download the PreRelease version from our Product DVD
http://www.peak-system.com/produktcd

Check our Support / Download Section on our WEB page.

I do, and thank you for the link......I was going to try this a couple of years ago but it didnt happen.
Im going to use it today.
Its hard when you have propietry software for your daily work job but cant find a resaonablecheap piece of software to check a simple car code.
Thank you for your tool and I will let you know how I get on.
john

no reply - so we close it her...