Re: serversocket

From:
Lucyann Lenon Emerick De Assis <lucyann.lenon@gmail.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
Mon, 16 Jul 2012 04:54:32 -0700 (PDT)
Message-ID:
<2753cc51-51df-4a3e-b92d-21ebe6309248@googlegroups.com>
Em segunda-feira, 16 de julho de 2012 08h49min06s UTC-3, Lucyann Lenon Emer=
ick De Assis escreveu:

Well, first I thank you for the answer, and guidelines apply to my learni=

ng!

the customer is a good model tk 102 gps, if not I engando communicates vi=

a tcp.

What struck me is that the same code works on a smartphone, I used the tr=

acker to emulate mylive sending data tk 102

Em s=E1bado, 14 de julho de 2012 18h12min22s UTC-3, Lew escreveu:
&gt; Lew wrote:
&gt; ... [snip] ...
&gt; &amp;gt; /* Track
&gt; &amp;gt; * $RCSfile$
&gt; &amp;gt; */
&gt; &amp;gt; package eegee;
&gt;
&gt; ...
&gt;
&gt; &amp;gt; public class Track
&gt; &amp;gt; {
&gt;
&gt; ...
&gt;
&gt; &amp;gt; private static void serveConnections(ServerSocket server=

Socket)

&gt; &amp;gt; {
&gt; &amp;gt; while (true)
&gt; &amp;gt; {
&gt; &amp;gt; final Socket connectionSocket;
&gt; &amp;gt; try
&gt; &amp;gt; {
&gt; &amp;gt; connectionSocket = serverSocket.accept();
&gt; &amp;gt; }
&gt; &amp;gt; catch (IOException exc)
&gt; &amp;gt; {
&gt; &amp;gt; logger.error(BAD_CONNECT, exc);
&gt; &amp;gt; return;
&gt; &amp;gt; }
&gt; &amp;gt; assert connectionSocket != null;
&gt; &amp;gt;
&gt; &amp;gt; try
&gt; &amp;gt; {
&gt; &amp;gt; handleClient(connectionSocket);
&gt; &amp;gt; }
&gt; &amp;gt; finally
&gt; &amp;gt; {
&gt; &amp;gt; close(connectionSocket);
&gt; &amp;gt; }
&gt; &amp;gt; }
&gt; &amp;gt; }
&gt; ...
&gt;
&gt; I made a mistake in the &amp;#39;serveConnections()&amp;#39; method,=

 arguably. Or maybe it

&gt; isn&amp;#39;t a mistake.
&gt;
&gt; What do you think; is it a mistake or not?
&gt;
&gt; --
&gt; Lew
&gt; Honi soit qui mal y pense.
&gt; http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cf/Friz.jpg

you're telling me I have to create a client and not a server socket?, and a=
s I receive data connection?

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