is it possible in any common platform - say, in Windows - to write a servient process that creates a socket, binds it to exactly one local \"address:port\" (fixed), and then:
Closed. This question does not meet Stack Overflow guidelines. It is not currently accepting answers.
I have to make my router to forward the data received from server(www.server.com:1112) through some 开发者_C百科port xxxx to my iPhone application. I don\'t have any idea.
Is ther开发者_JAVA百科e any way to specify a permanent port for ASP.NET Configuration site (Web Site Administration Tool)?
I work in a port company that develops software to manage port operations. I am currently developing a project for data collectors.
If localhost:port# was transmitting data and you wanted to read the data via Java to turn it into a string and display it, is there a library for that? Otherwise, how woul开发者_开发问答d you go about
I\'ve a server (Java) and a number of clients (c++), connected 开发者_运维百科by sockets. I would like to set the ports automatically.
All of the tutorials and examples I find online always specify a port number like 7000 or 4950 etc. What if those ports are open on one computer, but another? Seems like that case makes doing that a b
Using the various methods/assignments to change the browser url using js.All work fine but whilst I can read the current port, I can\'t seem to se开发者_StackOverflowt the new port - is this possible
I want to port Matlab\'s Fast Fourier transform function fft() to native Java code. As a starting point I am using the code of JMathLib where the FFT is implemented as follows:
加载中,请稍侯......