Java--Use of TCP sockets

Client

/******************** Client **************************/public void Startsocket () {New Thread (new Initsocket ()). Star T ();} Private Socket sendclient = null;private OutputStream Sendoutstream = null;private Boolean bsendisc = False;class initSock            ET implements Runnable {@Override public void run () {try {sendclient = new Socket ();            Inetsocketaddress isa = new Inetsocketaddress ("127.0.0.1". Replace ("/", ""), 8088);            Sendclient.connect (ISA, 2000);            Sendclient.setsendbuffersize (500000);            Sendclient.setreceivebuffersize (500000);            Sendclient.setperformancepreferences (0, 0, 1);            Bsendisc = sendclient.isconnected ();            Sendclient.settcpnodelay (TRUE);            Sendclient.setkeepalive (TRUE);        Sendoutstream = Sendclient.getoutputstream ();        } catch (IOException e) {e.printstacktrace ();   }}//After the connection is established, the data is sent using the OutputStream sendoutstream.write; BYTE stream data

Note: In Android, the socket connection operation cannot be performed in the main thread, and a new thread must be opened;

Service side

/********************  Server  **************************/public void Startlisten () {    new Thread (this). Start ();} Private final int PORT = 8088;private serversocket server;public void Run () {//Create TCP server receive video stream socket CLIENT;DATAINPUTST Ream is = null;try {    Server = new ServerSocket (PORT);    Client = Server.accept ();    Client.setreceivebuffersize (500000);    Client.setsendbuffersize (500000);    Client.settcpnodelay (true);    Client.setperformancepreferences (0, 0, 1);    is = new DataInputStream (Client.getinputstream ());} catch (IOException e) {    e.printstacktrace ();}        Start reading        byte[] data = new byte[1000] After establishing the connection;        int length = is.read (data);     Reads the data in the socket, saves it in data, and returns the length of the read}

Java--Use of TCP sockets