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Directory First, Socket introduction Second, WebSocket introduction and message push Third, WebSocket client Iv. WebSocket Server Side Five, test run VI. Summary and message push framework 6.1. Open source Java

Today's learning task: Read the main information (name and phone number) of all contacts on the mobile phone, and display it in listview Main Content involved: 1) structure and usage of the contact API 2) role of the contentprovider component, Uri

How to Implement push notifications for Android Hello everyone. In this post I will try to provide you with a quick example on how to implement push notifications for your Android app using MQtt protocol. I will not discuss here why an application

Usually, when you open a Web page or app to query or refresh, the client makes a request to the server and then returns the data, the client and the service side of the pattern is: Client Request-server response, and in some cases, the server will

Recently encountered a scene in the business, business in the background need real-time access to new orders, some words are several; this requirement is similar to the daily use of QQ or when the new information reminders, as long as there is new

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WebRTC's Past Life This article is translated by RWEBRTC WebRTC 技术是激烈的开放的 Web 战争中一大突破。-Brendan Eich, inventor of JavaScriptNo plug-in real-time communicationImagine mobile phones, TVs, and computers communicating through a unified

Many applications such as monitoring, instant messaging, and instant quote systems need to deliver changes in the background in real time to the client without the client continually flushing and sending requests. This paper first introduces and