connection bluetooth

[Nicolas Gramlich]

I need to see the code.

Do you have a call to "registerMessage" somewhere

Btw: I just noticed that I have only one device with Android >= 2.1 at hands, so I cannot test the Bluetooth "mode".

Does anyone know if I can connect to a "localhost" with Bluetooth? I mean with normal sockets I can just connect to "myself" using "127.0.0.1"/"localhost". (Which is very handy when the server device is also a client device).

Best Regards,
Nicolas

[Romeo Ordos]

I think there is no way to connect bluetooth to itself. I have tried to connect to my MAC and same UUID but received "Service not found" error. Google Search doesn't know also.
I have 3 devices with >= 2.1, so I'll test it today.

[Romeo Ordos]

Hello, Nicolas!
I have tested Bluetooth mode, but the server didn't even started for me.

I used this code for server:

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1. BluetoothSocketServer<ClientConnector<BluetoothSocketConnection>> bServer = new BluetoothSocketServer<ClientConnector<BluetoothSocketConnection>>(Constants.UUID)
2. {
3.  @Override
4.  protected ClientConnector<BluetoothSocketConnection> newClientConnector(BluetoothSocketConnection pBluetoothSocketConnection) throws IOException
5.  {
6.   return new ClientConnector<BluetoothSocketConnection>(pBluetoothSocketConnection);
7.  }
8. };
9. bServer.start();
10.  

Parsed in 0.031 seconds, using GeSHi 1.0.8.4

As I know it must show "Server started on port: UUID" in device's Logcat output. But it doesn't. I can't connect to this server from another devices also.

[Nicolas Gramlich]

Hi,

As I know it must show "Server started on port: UUID" in device's Logcat output. But it doesn't. I can't connect to this server from another devices also.

Hm... is the server device discoverable?

Best Regards,
Nicolas

[Romeo Ordos]

Ofcourse it is
But even if not, server must start and show that message without discoverable mode.

[cslwkah]

hey, any one can confirm if the current multiplayer extension support bluetooth?

I want to know if it is ready to use, or still solving some bugs before I give a deep try.

Thanks.

[Nicolas Gramlich]

Ofcourse it is
But even if not, server must start and show that message without discoverable mode.

Yeah
Need a second device, otherwise my guessing is not time-efficient enough :/
Probably this weekend I'll steal the Nexus of my girlfriend

[Nicolas Gramlich]

hey, any one can confirm if the current multiplayer extension support bluetooth?

I want to know if it is ready to use, or still solving some bugs before I give a deep try.

Still solving a few bugs, as I currently have only one device in range.

Best Regards,
Nicolas

[Romeo Ordos]

Still solving a few bugs, as I currently have only one device in range.

If you need some help in testing or debuging you can contact me. Because I'm very interested in multiplayer plugin at this moment.

[Romeo Ordos]

Nicolas please help. I have updated multiplayer to latest revision today. And I still have problems with message receiving on server side:

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1. this.server = new SocketServer<SocketConnectionClientConnector>(port)
2. {
3.  @Override
4.  protected SocketConnectionClientConnector newClientConnector(final SocketConnection pSocketConnection) throws IOException
5.  {
6.   SocketConnectionClientConnector connector = new SocketConnectionClientConnector(pSocketConnection);
7.   connector.registerClientMessageHandler((short) 0, new IClientMessageHandler<SocketConnection>()
8.   {
9.    @Override
10.    public void onHandleMessage(final ClientConnector<SocketConnection> pClientConnector, final IClientMessage pClientMessage) throws IOException
11.     {
12.      System.out.println("Hello Received");
13.     }
14.  });
15.  return connector;
16.  }
17. };
18. this.server.start();
19.  

Parsed in 0.033 seconds, using GeSHi 1.0.8.4

But I see next output when I'm sending new message with flag "0":

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No message found for pFlag='0'.