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- javiergodas May 2014
- PhiLho May 2014
- velvetkevorkian May 2014
Socket handling in Processing code?
Hi guys, I have a processing code and I want to use sockets to go with it. Do you know how to handle that i processing? I didn't see anything on the reference. The fact is, I want to have an online server using the javascript port (Javascript supports sockets), and two clients, one in java and other in android. Any idea of how I can connect the three with a socket relationship?
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And all with processing code of course. And if it's not possible, please tell me how I should do it instead. Thank you very much
"socket" is a bit generic term. Do you mean WebSocket? HTTP Rest API?
Hint: search for a Java solution, it will work in Processing.
websocket, yes, but it WILL be interpreted to Javascript if I write it in Java? Cause I know how to do that using the java.util.concurrent.SocketServer and Socket respectively, but I seriously doubt it will work, since they are java exclusive libraries.
I got it working with the accepted answer here, although the solution there is overly verbose — you don't need a lot of the Java boilerplate. You can implement clients and servers in Java/Processing or JavaScript, they'll talk to each other fine.
I'm going to try and write up a tutorial for it but I'm not going to be able to do that for a couple of weeks at least.
Thx a lot