jchat | Real Time Chat app | Websocket library

I solved the issue. For all those who have problems similar to this, due to particular html codes, I recommend using robobrowser, a smart cross-platform module (useful documentation here).

If for some reason you can not get the form of the page:

1. Try to specify the id of the form, like:

   browser = RoboBrowser(id='FormId')

2. Try to pass headers with requests module:

   import requests mysession = requests.session() open = mysession.get('website_url') print(open.headers)

   Add headers like so:

   mysession.headers = open.headers browser = RoboBrowser(id='FormId', session=mysession, history=True)

Hope it helps!

Class com.android.layoutlib.bridge.android.BridgeContext does not extend android.app.Activity, which is the required condition to perform casting. Please check the relationship between those classes. Activity activity = (Activity)mContext; won't work.

The problem is that you are using DataInputStream.available() to determine how many bytes to read. That method does not do what you apparently think that it does.

From the Javadoc of this method:

Returns an estimate of the number of bytes that can be read (or skipped over) from this input stream without blocking by the next caller of a method for this input stream. The next caller might be the same thread or another thread. A single read or skip of this many bytes will not block, but may read or skip fewer bytes.

It just returns the number of bytes that can be read without blocking, which can be far less than the actual number of bytes that you sent, especially if you are using network Sockets to send/receive that data.

The solution:

• before writing the bytes, write an int with the writeInt method that contains the number of bytes that you're writing
• before reading the bytes, call readInt to read the number of bytes that will follow, and construct a byte array of the right length from that number.

You can disable most of the alert messages by either removing the debug option inside your chat header file or by uncheck the debug options in your phpBB if there is any.

If that doesn't help, just set window.alert = function() {}; before you load your jchat.js file.

You can test it by immediately calling alert( 'test' );

You are creating a newly scoped data in the deepest level: