I am developing an android application, in which I have to upload image to a local host, I have created a database, also put the php file,,,,,
I did r&d.and tried the way in this url
uploading files in android using emulator and localsystem
But did not get success..... My localhost url is http://localhost/connect1.php
Can anyone guide me how to upload image to a local host?
The URL http://localhost is only valid on your computer. For Android to find the server, it will need a real url.
For development, if you don't have an official URL yet, you can put your phone on your local wireless network and use the IP address of your local webserver. To get the ip address run ipconfig (windows) or ifconfig (linux). So your url will be something like http://10.23.234.12/connect1.php
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I am creating a flutter app and restful API with Laravel.
it is work on AVD with url = "10.0.2.2:8000".
and my browsers on computer url = "localhost:8000".
I turned off the firewall on windows 10.
I can access to Xampp dashboard from my phone's browser "192.168.1.8:80" , but it doesn't work with port 8000
My computer Ip
Xampp server
Try this:
php artisan serve --host 0.0.0.0 --port 80
Just make sure that the port is free.
Reference: https://stackoverflow.com/a/30675683/5192105
php artisan serve --host=you ip address
Hello I am building my first android app, I am currently trying to post data to a URL on my local server. When I try with my live server it works however with my local server it does not, nothing happens at all, I get no response.
This is the route in my app on my localhost: http://admin.website.dev
I changed my hosts file and virtual host configuration on my localhost so that any address with the extension ".dev" points to a folder on my localhost. eg. "localhost/website"
Is there a reason this does not work in my android app when I try posting data?
I have already added the INTERNET permission in my manifest file.
Since android 5, you need to make a POST on DNS valid URL.
I'm not sure if your changes on hosts file will work.
I have designed a webpage and run that on my browser using tomcat server http://localhost:8084/neclogin/main.jsp
I also accessed it from my android emulator it works well.
http://10.0.2.2:8084/neclogin/main.jsp it works well.
But when I tried on my real device (connected to PC via hotspot)
http://192.xxx.xxx.xxx:8084/neclogin/web/main.jsp
It shows on browser that HTTTP 404 ERROR - DESCRIPTION :requested resource is unavailable
I am confused whether my android mobile is unable to connect to localhost or can't trace the path of my main.jsp
FOR MORE DETAIL
1)windows 7
2)NETBEANS IDE WITH APACHE TOMCAT SERVER 8.03
3)**Both connected via wifi hotspot on my mobile**
4)path to my main.jsp is `C:\Users\dell\Documents\NetBeansProjects\neclogin\web\main.jsp`
5)path to my tomcat server installed is `C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache Tomcat 8.0.3`
i have disabled my windows and antivirus firewall
First try to access http://192.xxx.xxx.xxx:8084/neclogin/web/main.jsp from your PC to see if the IP is correct.
a) If that works and you can access it, then indeed there is a problem with the external access and the problem is somewhere in your firewall settings or alike. Potentially it doesn't let traffic through 'non-standard' ports (80,433 etc)
b) If you can't access it on your PC either using then you got the IP wrong. Try running ipconfig from the command line and see if with the IP listed there it works. ipconfig will return a bunch of different IPs you need to look for the one that starts with 192 most likely labeled as IPv4 or something like that.
It's also worth checking what the 404 message looks like. If it's tomcat's 404 page then you're almost there as you can access tomcat but not using the correct path.
I am working in android chat application.
I used SmartFox server. I am using 10.0.2.2 as server IP address and 9933 as Port.
Whenever i run this application using emulator then works fine but when i run this application in my real device then connection does not performed correctly. I think this is unable to find out IP 10.0.2.2.
I changed this IP address to 192.168.1.9 which is IP address of my system in LAN on which SmartFox server is installed.
Please suggest me what mistake i have done.
Thank you in advance.
I resolved my problem myself. I created one entry in confi/server.xml file of server.
like this:-
<serverSettings>
<socketAddresses>
<socket address="192.168.1.9" port="22" type="TCP"/>
<socket address="192.168.1.9" port="22" type="UDP"/>
</serverSettings>
</socketAddresses>
or you may add this entry using admin module of Smartfox server. This task can be done using Server configuration part.
I have a restful web service located on a local tomcat instance.
I'm trying to access the url via a get in my application but am getting the error: host is unresolved
I try to access this url from my android emulator browser to confirm the connection there and am unable to get to it their either. An alert comes up on the screen that says: "an sd card is required to download 125562.bin"
I am not using localhost in my url but something that looks like:
http://192.168.1.2:8080/service/0/12345
It returns straight json
Does anyone know why I can't access this in the android emulator? I can successfully hit this same address from my computer browser as well as iPhone and it brings back json.
Does android handle other ports differently than standard port 80? Is the problem this url doesn't have an extension?
The Android-Emulator has a virtual router, which cut's the Emulators network from the host-computers network.
However, this router is part of the network, too and enables you to access servers running on the local machine by using the IP 10.0.2.2.
So you would use:
http://10.0.2.2:8080/service/0/12345
You need to use 10.0.2.2 to emulate your local machine's 'localhost'.
See Emulator Networking