Re: Java Networking
Neo wrote:
Martin Gregorie wrote:
Neo wrote:
Hello
I have written a program in java in which there are two classes
Server(Server Socket) & Client(Socket). My question is that when I
create a server socket on my computer, client from any part of the
world who knows my IP address and port no. can connect to that server
socket. if not then what is the appropriate solution for them residing
anywhere on the globe.
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So what happened when you tried connecting to it:
- from another process on your computer?
- from another computer on your network?
- from a friend's computer?
I have tried in my own computer. It works fine. I have tried on LAN it
worked fine. Now question is that if i try in on a friend computer or i
give you my client program and you run on your pc where ever you are
Will Client and Server be connected. Please help me.|
Yes if there are no firewalls or other restrictions in the way, the
client, knowing your IP address and the correct port, may connect from
anywhere on the net. That's how it works :-).
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