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Java native bluetooth library which uses bluez via dbus (linux only). This is the OSGi compliant bundle of all required libraries in one bundle.
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package org.bluez.mesh;

import java.util.Map;

import org.bluez.datatypes.TwoTuple;
import org.bluez.exceptions.mesh.BluezMeshAbortException;
import org.freedesktop.dbus.interfaces.DBusInterface;
import org.freedesktop.dbus.types.UInt16;
import org.freedesktop.dbus.types.Variant;

/**
 * File generated - 2020-12-28.

 * Based on bluez Documentation: mesh-api.txt.

 * 

 * Service: unique name

 * Interface: org.bluez.mesh.Provisioner1

 * 

 * Object path:

 *             freely definable

 * 

 * Supported properties: 

 * 

 * 		An array of strings with the following allowed values:

 * 			"blink"

 * 			"beep"

 * 			"vibrate"

 * 			"out-numeric"

 * 			"out-alpha"

 * 			"push"

 * 			"twist"

 * 			"in-numeric"

 * 			"in-alpha"

 * 			"static-oob"

 * 			"public-oob"

 * 

 * 

 * 		Indicates availability of OOB data. An array of strings with the

 * 		following allowed values:

 * 			"other"

 * 			"uri"

 * 			"machine-code-2d"

 * 			"bar-code"

 * 			"nfc"

 * 			"number"

 * 			"string"

 * 			"on-box"

 * 			"in-box"

 * 			"on-paper",

 * 			"in-manual"

 * 			"on-device"

 * 

 * 

 * 		Uniform Resource Identifier points to out-of-band (OOB)

 * 		information (e.g., a public key)

 * 

 * 

 */
public interface Provisioner1 extends DBusInterface {

    /**
     * From bluez documentation:

     * 

     * The method is called from the bluetooth-meshd daemon when a

     * unique UUID has been seen during UnprovisionedScan() for

     * unprovsioned devices.

     * 

     * The rssi parameter is a signed, normalized measurement of the

     * signal strength of the recieved unprovisioned beacon.

     * 

     * The data parameter is a variable length byte array, that may

     * have 1, 2 or 3 distinct fields contained in it including the 16

     * byte remote device UUID (always), a 16 bit mask of OOB

     * authentication flags (optional), and a 32 bit URI hash (if URI

     * bit set in OOB mask). Whether these fields exist or not is a

     * decision of the remote device.

     * 

     * The options parameter is a dictionary that may contain

     * additional scan result info (currently an empty placeholder for

     * forward compatibility).

     * 

     * If a beacon with a UUID that has already been reported is

     * recieved by the daemon, it will be silently discarded unless it

     * was recieved at a higher rssi power level.
     *
     * @param _rssi rssi
     * @param _data data
     * @param _options options
     */
    void ScanResult(int _rssi, byte[] _data, Map> _options);


    /**
     * From bluez documentation:

     * 

     * This method is implemented by a Provisioner capable application

     * and is called when the remote device has been fully

     * authenticated and confirmed.

     * 

     * The count parameter is the number of consecutive unicast

     * addresses the remote device is requesting.

     * 

     * Return Parameters are from the Mesh Profile Spec:

     * net_index - Subnet index of the net_key

     * unicast - Primary Unicast address of the new node
     *
     * @param _count count
     *
     * @return Tuple of net_index and unicast, maybe null
     *
     * @throws BluezMeshAbortException when operation is aborted
     */
    TwoTuple RequestProvData(byte _count) throws BluezMeshAbortException;

    /**
     * From bluez documentation:

     * 

     * This method is called when the node provisioning initiated

     * by an AddNode() method call successfully completed.

     * 

     * The unicast parameter is the primary address that has been

     * assigned to the new node, and the address of it's config server.

     * 

     * The count parameter is the number of unicast addresses assigned

     * to the new node.

     * 

     * The new node may now be sent messages using the credentials

     * supplied by the RequestProvData method.
     *
     * @param _uuid uuid
     * @param _unicast unicast
     * @param _count count
     */
    void AddNodeComplete(byte[] _uuid, UInt16 _unicast, byte _count);

    /**
     * From bluez documentation:

     * 

     * This method is called when the node provisioning initiated by

     * AddNode() has failed. Depending on how far Provisioning

     * proceeded before failing, some cleanup of cached data may be

     * required.

     * 

     * The reason parameter identifies the reason for provisioning

     * failure. The defined values are: "aborted", "timeout",

     * "bad-pdu", "confirmation-failed", "out-of-resources",

     * "decryption-error", "unexpected-error",

     * "cannot-assign-addresses".
     *
     * @param _uuid uuid
     * @param _reason reason
     */
    void AddNodeFailed(byte[] _uuid, String _reason);

}