I don't know a great deal about Android, but in principle you shouldn't need to do anything different from standard Java.
I suggest you attach a debugger to your Android app and put a breakpoint at server.start(). Either the breakpoint won't trigger, meaning you need to find out why your code isn't being reached, or you'll be able to step through server initialisation, to see what exceptions (if any) are being thrown and handled. On Tuesday, September 10, 2013, jacob kelly wrote: > Hello, > > I have seen some people implement this server into an Android application, > so I am trying to embed it into my own app. I have followed the tutorial, > and the application runs, but it doesn't seem like it is doing anything. I > feel like I am missing something. > > Is there any sort of framework needed beyond what is mentioned in the > guide? I do have the .jar files, but do I need something more? > > How do I determine the IP address to connect to? > > I am fairly new to Android and very new to FTP, so any help would be > hugely appreciated! > > Thanks. -- "There is no way to peace; peace is the way"
