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Old 03-06-2011, 11:20 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm trying to send (and receive) strings to a java program on my webserver. The strings just need to be read, and sent both ways. Tutorials and or source code would be really awesome
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I'm trying to send (and receive) strings to a java program on my webserver. The strings just need to be read, and sent both ways. Tutorials and or source code would be really awesome
refer to class references of NSURLRequest, NSURLResponse and NSMutableURLRequest...
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refer to class references of NSURLRequest, NSURLResponse and NSMutableURLRequest...
I have! I cannot make sense of anything.. So i tried using AsyncSocket, and no luck yet.
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I have! I cannot make sense of anything.. So i tried using AsyncSocket, and no luck yet.
try with sending synchronous request to the server. use MutableURLRequest and URLResponse.... It works gr8...
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