Hello!

I've been working on a project where i want to send a set of variables from an Arduino to an Android device, and have found this code for receiving the data on the Android:

2.   this.server.addListener(new AbstractServerListener() {
3. 
   
4.     @Override
5.       public void onReceive(Client client, byte[] data)
6.     {
7. 
   
8.       sensorValueTemp = data[0];
9.       sensorValueTrykk1 = (data[1]);
10.       sensorValueTrykk2 = (data[2]);
11.       sensorValueTrykk3 = (data[3]);
12.       sensorValueCPS = (data[4]);
13.       
14.     };
15.   }

And this code for sending the bytes on the Arduino:

2. if (millis()-lastTime > 1000)
3.   {
4.     
5.    byte data[5] = {temperature, trykk1, trykk2, trykk3, CPS};
6.    connection->write(5,(uint8_t*)&data);
7. 
   
8.     lastTime = millis();
9.   }

I'm trying to show the data on the screen of the phone, but nothing shows up, so something is obviously wrong...

2. textAlign(CENTER, TOP);
3.   
4.    text(
5.        "temp: " + (sensorValueTemp) + "\n" +
6.        "trykk1: " + (sensorValueTrykk1) + "\n" +
7.        "trykk2: " + (sensorValueTrykk2) + "\n" +
8.        "trykk3: " + (sensorValueTrykk3) + "\n" +
9.        "cps: " + (sensorValueCPS), 160, 180);

All of my variables' values should be within the range from 0 to 255, and I've tried to Serial.print them and they show up perfectly there. Have anybody tried something similar before, or see something wrong in the code?