Is chatroom namespace supported ? about socket.io-client-java HOT 15 CLOSED

Namespace is supported.
Did you call socket.connect(); ? Socket doesn't connect automatically.

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Yeah, here's the java code:
https://github.com/Urucas/sting/blob/master/app/src/main/java/com/urucas/sting/library/Sting.java#L76

is this the correct way to create a chatroom

socket = IO.socket("http://sting.jit.su/urucas-sting");

where chatroom is "/urucas-sting" ?

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You usually use room feature for chatroom on server side.

http://socket.io/docs/rooms-and-namespaces/

I'd like to know the details of your problem.
Do you mean you can't connect to the server with namespace at all?
Please set log level of java.util.logging to FINE if you can, it would be helpful.

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yes, im using .of() for namesspaces but I dont know with it isnt connecting on android.

How do I set a room in the android code ?

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You can't set a room in the android code. It's the feature for server side.

Can you connect to server without namespace?

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Yes, without using namespace the library works great.

One question, how do I set the android app to connect to a certain room o namespace ? 'cause in js it works just using io("/chat-1"), I thouhgt in this library would the same

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IO.socket("http://sting.jit.su/urucas-sting"); is the correct way to connect to a namespace.
So I don't know why you can't connect.
It might be a bug.

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Please try to set log level ofjava.util.logging to FINE if you can. I'd like to see logs.

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My connection works, 'cause the Log dumps connected -> yes

socket.on(Socket.EVENT_CONNECT, new Emitter.Listener() {
@Override
public void call(Object... args) {
    Log.i("connected", "yes")
}
});

But I think it is not sending the emit to the correct namespace.
I already put the java.util.logging to FINER. i'll copy some logs

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07-22 09:53:31.697 16775-16775/? I/IO﹕ new io instance for http://sting.jit.su:80/urucas/sting
07-22 09:53:54.347 16775-16818/com.urucas.library.sting I/args﹕ [Ljava.lang.Object;@42749b50
07-22 09:53:54.347 16775-16818/com.urucas.library.sting I/connected﹕ yes

That all I get from logcat

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do you know that socket.broadcast.emit("new user"); send data only to other sockets?
So if you want to listen 'new user' event and receive data, you have to connect with another client too.

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Umm, you can't see the logs of socket.io-client.java and engine.io-client.java? I don't know why.

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The idea is the android app control a slide on the web.
The android app emits socket.emit("right"), the server gets it and emit socket.broadcast.emit("right") and the slides on the web moves to the right.

Maybe i'll create a node server for each slide for now. This way I avoid using namespaces.

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Creating many servers is not good idea IMO.

If you want to emit to all clients of a namespace, do the following on the server side:

io.of('/urucas-sting').emit('new user');

it equivalent to:

// send to myself
socket.emit('new user');
// send to others
socket.broadcast.emit('new user');

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Found it, I was using .of() but I add another server router for the android client,
https://github.com/Urucas/sting/blob/master/js/app.js#L78

This was the original,
https://github.com/Urucas/sting/blob/master/js/app.js#L78

Using both it works!

Thanks for your replies.

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