RxWebSocket | An auto reconnection-webSocket build with okhttp and rxJava | Websocket library
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kandi X-RAY | RxWebSocket Summary
An auto reconnection-webSocket build with okhttp and rxJava
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- Initializes the activity
- Connect to web socket
- Initialize server web websocket
- Set listener on edit text
- Get a web socket information from a URL
- Is open
- Gets the WebSocket
- Get web socket info
- Invokes the handler on the web socket
- Returns the byte representation of this property
- Handles a web socket connection
- Is on reconnect
- Resume the main activity
- Gets the single instance
- Destroys the subscription
- Gets the request for the given URL
- Get web socket string from url
- Analyze the type
- This method is called when the dialog is closed
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Trending Discussions on RxWebSocket
QUESTION
Socket in Android won't connect even when on server (Java Server) with ServerSocket.Accpet() called before, the connection from client (Android Device) is Received and accepted but the client will never know and keeps timing out .
Here's the Server Code Which is Working on iOS with CocoaAsync Library and running on an Open Port and "socket accepted from .." is printed when client is trying to connect , so its connected and Request handler is just a Class to handle Readings from each client , after accepting one , it will loop again and wait on serverSocket.Accpet() for another client :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-06 at 16:01this is the code I came up with using AsyncAndroid , where server,currentSocket,isConnected,isConnecting,sessionReloaded(you might not need it) are static variables to send a request I simply call connectSocket(..) if the socket is connected the "currentSocket" variable is returned so it can be written to and the read process is handled at DataCallBack , or it will add the request or whatever you want to write to the socket to a pendingList and try to connect and then write all pendings . (in my case the first thing to write after connecting is session so you might ignore this pattern and you might have your own policy about a request being stuck (pending) behind a connecting socket to do what you want and this is simply the pattern I used but other than that is a common thing)
QUESTION
What is the meaning of the second parameter in the constructor:
(from this example)
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Answered 2018-Feb-14 at 14:17{ new(url:string): WebSocket }
this defines a constructor signature, which is used to hold class constructors. = WebSocket
provides a default value for the parameters, the WebSocket
class.
The point of this is to allow the user to plug in a custom WebSocket
class, which is compatible with the WebSocket
class, but also provides a default implementation by providing a default value for the WebSocketCtor
parameter
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Install RxWebSocket
You can use RxWebSocket like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the RxWebSocket component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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