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[Langerz82]

Not sure if this will work or not. :S

[NVentimiglia]

Ok, Will need this to be tested as well as an IOS and Win implementation

[Langerz82]

I'm having trouble finding out how to pass the port for SocketRocket.

[NVentimiglia]

Reading the documentation I could not find anything specific, but, it is mentioned in the docs that the test server runs on port 9900, so I think it is supported.

My gut says we should try manually adding it to the NSURL here

https://github.com/NVentimiglia/Websockets.PCL/blob/master/Websockets.Ios/WebsocketConnection.cs#L43

e.g.

_client = new WebSocket(new NSUrl(url+":"+port));

If not, lets open a ticket with them.

[Langerz82]

Hello,

How do I compile the project for testing? Under 2015 I tried to do a
clean compile but receive the following errors which I'm not sure how to
fix.
If you could help me compile I can test the changes for different ports
under my project.
Kind regards,
Josh L.

On 9/1/2016 1:51 PM, Nicholas Ventimiglia wrote:

Reading the documentation I could not find anything specific, but, it
is mentioned in the docs that the test server runs on port 9900, so I
think it is supported.

My gut says we should try manually adding it to the NSURL here

https://github.com/NVentimiglia/Websockets.PCL/blob/master/Websockets.Ios/WebsocketConnection.cs#L43

e.g.

_client = new WebSocket(new NSUrl(url+":"+port));

If not, lets open a ticket with them.

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[NVentimiglia]

what errors ?

[Langerz82]

Hello,

Maybe the image did not show, ill attach it to this message.

Kind regards,

Josh L.

On 9/3/2016 1:15 AM, Nicholas Ventimiglia wrote:

what errors ?

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[Langerz82]

Sorry here is the image link:
errors

[NVentimiglia]

Looks like you are missing a reference, are if referencing to the common library ?

[Langerz82]

Is there a file called: "Websockets.DroidBridge.BridgeController.cs" that's missing from the source?

[NVentimiglia]

Yes, it is imported from the Java Jar file from the binding library.
https://github.com/NVentimiglia/Websockets.PCL/tree/master/Websockets.Droid/Jars

[Langerz82]

how do I get the BridgeController file from it? Sorry I'm new to this.

[NVentimiglia]

Its a binding library, so it should be generated when that project is built

https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/advanced_topics/binding-a-java-library/

[Langerz82]

Looking at the compile output this error is occurring:
JARTOXML : warning J2XA006: missing class error was raised while reflecting websockets.DroidBridge.BridgeController : android/os/Handler : Unsupported major.minor version 52.0
Do you use Java 1.7 jdk or Java 1.8 jdk?

[Langerz82]

more debug info these are the commands it runs prior to that error:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0_71\bin\java.exe -XX:-UseSplitVerifier -jar "C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Xamarin\Android\jar2xml.jar" --jar=C:\Users\joslan\Downloads\Websockets.PCL-master\Websockets.Droid\Jars\Websockets.DroidBridge.jar --ref=D:\AndroidSDK2\platforms\android-24\android.jar --out=C:\Users\joslan\Downloads\Websockets.PCL-master\Websockets.Droid\obj\Release\api.xml --ref=C:\Users\joslan\Downloads\Websockets.PCL-master\Websockets.Droid\Jars\androidasync-2.1.6.jar (TaskId:138)

[Langerz82]

The error is because it's calling version 24 of the Android SDK build-tools. How do I set it to call version 23 instead?

[Langerz82]

I got it compiled I had to rename the android sdk 24 to "24~" so it fell back to version 23 when compiling.

[NVentimiglia]

Look, I would love to help more. Normally, I would jump on this and try to directly implement the feature. Right now, I cant due to other responsibilities. If you want to continue with this I would suggest reading through the code... CS, Java, and Objective C. Also reading through the frameworks I am using... Xamarin, SocketRocket, and Android Async. I think this might be a little much for someone new to these environments.

[Langerz82]

I got compiling working fine for the Solution Part. Whats the easiest way to compile Websockets.DroidBridge.jar? I used the command line to compile it to classes then a jar file but it does not work. Do you compile with the iml file as input?
I'm sorry that I am so persistent this library is part of a major project to finish my IT degree so I'm extremely determined to get it working with non-standard ports and cross-platform.

edit:
Hey man all good I figured out how to use IDEA and can compile Websockets.DroidBridge.jar please ignore the message.

[NVentimiglia]

No worries,

The Java project is located here.
https://github.com/NVentimiglia/Websockets.PCL/tree/master/Websockets.DroidBridge
I used IntelliJ to produce the 'artifact'. Once placed into the BindingLibrary/Jar folder visual studio takes over and produces the C# proxy class for communicating with java. Inside the Java bridge, we are using AndroidAsync to communicate with the socket.

[kolbma]

Why you'd like to handle the port in BridgeController?
There would be a bug on https connections. The port is by default 443 and not 80 and there is no dedictated port information from url available.
But nevertheless... why do you need this???
The port is in Url and it is used!
My tests work out of the box against a local WebsocketEcho server running on different ports.