Re: [xmlvm-users] How much java.net support?

[Paul P. <bay...@gm...>]

No, they are not all supported.  I recommend delving deeper into how XMLVM
works, as your project sounds a bit more complex than a Hello World.

For the Obj-C conversion, the API was rewritten by hand in Obj-C, so you are
bound to run into many classes that are not yet implemented.  And on
occasion, you will find classes that weren't implemented exactly the same as
its Java counterpart, so you will need to be able to detect that.
Fortunately a lot of that will be taken care of with the C backend, but note
that there are still some native methods that are (and will be) written by
hand.

To at least point you in the right direction though, currently UDP is not
supported, but some of TCP is, which I had written a while back for the
Obj-C backend.  Try using java.net.Socket if that is appropriate for your
project.

Thanks,
Paul

On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 9:45 AM, Christoffer Kristensen <
chr...@ya...> wrote:

> Hello
> Are all the classes in java.net supported? I'm asking because i can't use
> java.net.Inetadress, java.net.DatagramSocket and  java.net.DatagramPacket.
> Or do i need to use some equivalent objc classes instead and what would
> those be?
> Thank you all again for all your answers and work that you put in to this!
> Kind regards
> Christoffer
>
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