The server app was written for iPhone witch maybe handle some things
differently. As a message terminator server app author used
sequence (I will ask him why), so I definitely couldn't use
readLine(). It turned out there was more then one problem. In line 4,
I had to replace all & characters with
Another way to debug this is:
Run your code in the emulator, and run a tcp/ip protocol sniffer on the host
computer at the same time (WireShark, etc.)
See if any traffic is getting to the server at all, and what it sends to the
client.
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I suppose I'm a bit rusty on socket networking, since I've been using mostly
HTTP, but let's give it a try.
It would be very helpful to determine if the server is actually sending a
response. But some possible problems:
After the output.println, perhaps it's necessary to flush the output buffer.
The following should work (taken from Jt.InputStream component)
It uses read and a buffer. It also checks for maxLenght (which you
probably
don't need). Keep in mind that read may return less bytes than
requested.
At least something like this should give you an idea of what is
happening (exceptio
Hi,
I have only worked with doing sockets more manually, using
bytebuffer(http://onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/09/04/nio.html and
ignore non-blocking for now) and then parsing what I need (I guess I
still like the C-way of using sockets), so I am not an expert in this
field. Anyway, have you checke
I tried:
input.read();
I also tried to read Reader the same way:
Reader in = new InputStreamReader(s.getInputStream());
in.read();
Out of desperation I tried to recompile to 2.2 (now is 2.1).
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Well, you're using ReadLine() are you sure the server is actually
sending lines, as in ending with '\n'?
You might want to try using the InputStream directly with read().
On Sat, Nov 13, 2010 at 6:18 PM, bobetko wrote:
> And one more thing,
> Encoding.UTF8 is used. Not sure if that might be impor
And one more thing,
Encoding.UTF8 is used. Not sure if that might be important.
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