My question may sound silly but please help me. I have an application where i have to connect two android phones over the same WiFi network. I have used TCP session to connect two phones and it was simple enough, one phone was the TCP server and the other was TCP client.
I am writing an app for WiFi direct and it uses the mac address I transfer via another method (that works) where the client will use the ARP table to find the IP of the host, since the groupownerintent doesn't work at all on android.
I am working on USB communication between an Android Galaxy S III smartphone and a device which does not conform to Android Open Accessory device definition. I want to transfer asynchronously bulk data from the device to the host. The connection between the host and device works correctly, what has been verified by sending control commands to the device.
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I've succeeded streaming audio from my Android device to my Ubuntu 12.04 host PC with the help of Pulseaudio. I needed to do this using command line commands only (i.e. no UI helpers), since the next step is to make this on an embedded system.
how to find the device name as ( e1000g2 , e1000g3 , etc ) according to his IP address on Solaris machine
for example
ifconfig -a | grep 10.106.134.133
inet 10.106.134.133 netmask ffffff00 broadcast 10.106.134.255
ifconfig command view only the line with the IP address , and the device name appears before the IP address
so my target is to match the device name according to the IP a
I have a problem on android. I have an application that asks the user for the local Ip address (from the device's interface) and another remote address. The application has to bind to the specified local address and connect to the remote address. Quite simple, but, indeed, bind does not work ass i expected..
I'm seriously confused...
The android documentation is VERY good, but is very limited in scope.
Say I have a device that calls createGroup(Channel,GroupInfoListener). When available, onGroupInfoAvailable(WifiP2pGroup) gets called. At this point, the only device in the group is the owner.
I've recently done some reconfigurations of my home network in hopes of improving a reception problem that cropped up. I've applied a somewhat complicated solution which seems to be working well in terms of giving the host in question a better and more reliable connection to my LAN and thus to the internet.
We are developing a network application based on C/S, in this application the server needs to transfer files to clients and sometimes receive files from clients. So in the server application, for every client it needs to create a control socket and many transfer sockets.
My question is how we can create and define a socket as role of control socket or transfer socket?
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