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I don't know if that is an issue but i think so... INFO/AsyncHttpSocket(3876) #20
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can you try setting the closed callback and see if that event gets fired? |
thanks for your fast support. I try it, but nope... the closed event wasn't fired |
what server are you using |
socket.io... but that give me a response... 05-24 16:28:40.753: DEBUG/Socket(1237): try to connect http://192.168.0.117:7788 e6bec1f1e18edd150fc439b8439e2e6b460ea0de62b2a3e3a01350fd03b5c5952a362911 and that comes from the terminal... so that is the node log... { headers: so there is a connection |
I think the event listner is not working for me... but i don't know why... |
Fixed with: |
wao, realy cool stuff and support, thanks a lot...! |
i got a local socket.io server, that gave a response on connect with you lib.
but than i became
INFO/AsyncHttpSocket(3876): com.koushikdutta.async.http.AsyncSSLSocketMiddleware Not keeping non-owned socket: null
and than i send text to the socket for the android device and there is no response...
public void socketConnect(){
String socketUrl = "http://192.168.0.117:7788";
Log.d("Socket ", " try to connect "+ socketUrl +" " + UserData.getInstance().getToken());
SocketIOClient.SocketIORequest request = new SocketIOClient.SocketIORequest( socketUrl );
request.setHeader("token", UserData.getInstance().getToken());
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