What is the method for reconnecting a disconnected Andr…
In Android, you can utilize the following methods to disconnect and reconnect a Socket:
- Create a new socket object connecting to the server’s IP address and port.
- Close the socket.
- When a reconnect is needed, create a new Socket object and connect to the server.
- Create a new socket using the provided server IP and port.
- Note: Once the socket is disconnected, the original socket object will not be able to reconnect and a new socket object will need to be created.
- You can encapsulate the operations of connecting and disconnecting a Socket in one method to be called when needed.
- // Logic for successful connection after establishing a socket with the serverIP and serverPort.
- If an IOException is caught, then…
- Print the stack trace for connection failure.
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Next, you can invoke these methods as needed to connect or disconnect the Socket.
Please note that in actual usage, it is necessary to address issues such as network connection errors and reconnect limitations to ensure a stable connection for the socket.