Actually I've found the format. it's:
socket://ip_addr:port_no
It might be handy to put this information on the site in the 'server
usage' page.
Also, anybody know if I can keep a list of connections on the java client?
When I open the java client again it only show the last connection I
was using. Not a list of all connections I have used. This would be
handy, as it takes a little while to type in a socket address using a
number pad.
I have successfully used it to monitor and control servers at work
over socket connections, even though I wont be using it for such in
the future because of the insecurity of the socket connections.
But bravo to you all on a top project.
Regards,
Karl Bowden
On 4/3/07, Karl Bowden <kar...@gm...> wrote:
> Just thought I'd let you know I've tested the anyremote client on a Sony Erricson W300i and can confirm that it works with bluetooth.
>
> One point your probably already aware of:
> There is no online archive for either of the mailing lists
>
> And one question:
> What address do I put into the JAR client running on the phone to make it connect to a anyremote server running on a socket, eg public_ip_addr:3300
>
> Regards,
> Karl Bowden
>
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