Post: C# & Java(Android) - JControlConsoleServer & Client w/ Source/Libarary
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01-11-2015, 06:02 AM
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Mr Smithy x
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Basically this is a Android <-> Windows <-> PS3
The Android sends a request to the windows and the windows interprets the connection and makes the request to the ps3, the window thens recieves sends the feedback to the android client and the android displays what ever the response is.
Please note the android java jar library is going through constant chages for stability reasons. Ex: airplane mode crashing your app or not Recieving data.
I was lazy with the UI, but ill make serveral different version for compatibility.
This includes, C# Application to handle the android java and the Android Java Application w/ A library I created to send data to the C# App
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If you are unable to make connections from android app to pc, thats probably your firewall issues/antivirus.
01-14-2015, 11:38 PM
#11
primetime43
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Originally posted by Mr
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Basically this is a Android <-> Windows <-> PS3
The Android sends a request to the windows and the windows interprets the connection and makes the request to the ps3, the window thens recieves sends the feedback to the android client and the android displays what ever the response is.
Please note the android java jar library is going through constant chages for stability reasons. Ex: airplane mode crashing your app or not Recieving data.
I was lazy with the UI, but ill make serveral different version for compatibility.
This includes, C# Application to handle the android java and the Android Java Application w/ A library I created to send data to the C# App
Here are some photo's:
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If you are unable to make connections from android app to pc, thats probably your firewall issues/antivirus.
Basically this is a Android <-> Windows <-> PS3
The Android sends a request to the windows and the windows interprets the connection and makes the request to the ps3, the window thens recieves sends the feedback to the android client and the android displays what ever the response is.
Please note the android java jar library is going through constant chages for stability reasons. Ex: airplane mode crashing your app or not Recieving data.
I was lazy with the UI, but ill make serveral different version for compatibility.
This includes, C# Application to handle the android java and the Android Java Application w/ A library I created to send data to the C# App
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If you are unable to make connections from android app to pc, thats probably your firewall issues/antivirus.
So you're running the Java on the Android device, connecting to your PC and running C# on the PC to make it connect to the ps3 and relay it back from the ps3, back to the PC, then back to the Android device?
01-14-2015, 11:54 PM
#12
Mr Smithy x
Former Staff
Originally posted by RealMaster
Long before you figure out how to get it done you will be using the HTTP RESTful RPC/RTM API I will be releasing in the near future. Which completely eliminates any need for TMAPI or CCAPI, and therefore no proxy on a PC as a man-in-the-middle. Any platform and programming language can be utilized that supports HTTP requests, and can serialize and deserialize JSON. To date I have used a variety of client-side technologies in testing: C, BASH, C#, and JavaScript.
Nice, i'm looking forward to you completing that
01-14-2015, 11:59 PM
#13
Mr Smithy x
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01-15-2015, 12:03 AM
#14
primetime43
Knowledge is power
01-15-2015, 12:07 AM
#15
Mr Smithy x
Former Staff
Originally posted by primetime43
hmm, I might try to run the java on the pc and connect with the java instead of the c#. Unless you wanna make a java library for pc 
I have another java project, i wrapped the dll in c++ and used jni to have java work with the CCAPI.dll, its conencts attaches and works just like if you were to use c#
01-15-2015, 12:23 AM
#16
primetime43
Knowledge is power
Originally posted by Mr
I have another java project, i wrapped the dll in c++ and used jni to have java work with the CCAPI.dll, its conencts attaches and works just like if you were to use c#
nice dude, release that shit for PC. I use c# right now, but have been wanting to make tools in java because its quicker, better, and im more experienced in Java.
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