I think all you can find your answers from this tutorial. Hello Madhuranga. I would like to ask you a question about that. I am running the server in netbeans and I am trying to run the client in Android Studio but I am really new at this and I don't know how to do this exactly. Is that right? ProcessException: org. Thank you very much for your effort and time in advance!
Hi Dimitris, Your starting steps are fine, you can do what you did. You can run the server on Netbeans and the client on Android Studio. But here the problem is, the client app cannot find the launcher icon. That is because of the way you created the client program.
I assume error 2 is happening because of error 1. As you have explained it seems like you have created a new client program and copy paste the tutorial code. That is fine. But you may have to change the resource paths and other dependent variables.
If you can import the whole client program to the Android studio rather than creating new program , it would be easy since you are bigger. You can download the whole project form GitHub[1]. Download the program. You may have it a zip file.
Unzip the content and import the project form Android studio. Hy Mr. I'm running the client server on real device, and the server in my PC using eclipse.
Android device is connected via usb cable to my PC. How do I solve this problem Mr. Thanks in advance I got that 0. Thanks for the tutorial. We have a problem with sending messages to the server we have made. When we run the app and press the button to send a message, the server tells us that there is a connection but it hasn't received anything. Any potential fixes to this problem? How do you connect the app with the sever?
Are you using an emulator environment or a real device? Hi Lak J! I am wondering if I can create a server only in android that receives packets as follows: import java. DatagramPacket; import java. DatagramSocket; import java. InetAddress; import android. Bundle; import android. Activity; import android.
Log; import android. Menu; import android. MenuItem; import android. The tutorial was good and it worked fine for me Please help me in another project related to this Requirement is to transfer the data without using internet.
I don't get you question, can you please rephrase it with bit details? Or i have a server. If you can help me in any ways, it would be of great help. Hi Abhishek, Sorry for the delay. What you want to just understand is, Android client and Server is two different programs. You can run your Android client application on the emulator Android studio or Android device, while the Server program is running on your Mac. That's fine, you can do it. Anyway, your question is where to put your server program.
So the answer is it should be running in your computer so that your Android client app can create a connection. Hope this help :. Sorry the delay again. You just have to do is, creating a thread for each connection when a client is connected.
Message receiving part should be done inside the tread. I cannot put full code here in the comment. Ho Thanks for the tutorial. I have a question. I run the client on the Genymotion emulator, before that I get the server started. It seems that the message was not sent. You should start the server before the client, that step is correct.
But the rest is not clear for me in your question. A message will not be sent till you sent it by the client side. Hi I opened the server first then run the client and then sent the message. At first it didn't work but I changed the IP address and the server received the message.
HI madhuranga, i have an android application installed in my android device and XAMPP server running on my computer using apache and mysql. This post is likeable, and your blog is very interesting, congratulations How would you suggest sending images from the device to the server and vice-versa??
Sir, I want to make server on android to send and receive messages. I assume you want your android device to receive data rather than sending. That's what you have mentioned as the server.
If you, follow this tutorial. There you can see how the android device receives and sends data. Yes of course, hope this is what you want. Hi, I want to send message from server to client as received your message. What should i append to the above code to get that. Follow the bellow tutorial. It's a android client server chat application.
There you will learn how to do what you want. Thanks a lot.. It is working perfectly.. Now if i want to create new intent in client after receiving the message how can i do it and how can i pass socket , inputstream , outputstream to new intent? ServerSocket; import java. It's great that you are getting ideas from this piece of writing as well as from our argument made here. Thank you for any other informative web site. Where else cold I get that kind of information written in such an ideal way?
I have a mission that I am simply now running on, and I've been on the glance out for such information. This is an android application which sends a text message to a server. When you press the send button, the application sends the message in the text field to the server program.
Here the program been written so that the client runs on the Android emulator and the server runs on the local host. IP address Server program is continuously listening to the port When an incoming message arrived, server read it and show it on the standard output. This tutorial is based on Android 4. Labels: Android , Java. Nero May 12, at PM. Anonymous May 16, at AM. Unknown February 6, at AM. Anonymous April 27, at AM. Anonymous May 20, at AM. Unknown February 2, at PM.
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