Sure.

Server: http://httpd.apache.org/
Client: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/download_mozilla_source_code

Seriously though... this is a ridiculous request. There are THOUSANDS
of examples of client/server communications -- a little google search
will lead you to all kinds of things;

http://www.linuxhowtos.org/C_C++/socket.htm

The machines being used are irrelevant, or even the fact that you are
using two different machines, the communications work the same way.

Now here's the thing; you haven't specified any kind of requirements.
What do you need to accomplish? Is data integrity paramount or is
performance? This distinction is required in selecting between TCP and
UDP. Are you looking for a 1-off open-request-response-close
communication? Or are you looking for a more ongoing conversation?
Synchronous or asynchronous? Are there any existing high-level
protocols that suit your needs (i.e. HTTP)? If you're programming an
android application, use of standard protocols is much easier than
having to develop your own... For instance, if you can use HTTP, you
can simply make use of the HttpClient class. If you need to work out
your own protocol, you may need to work with the Socket class.


On Jul 3, 12:29 am, sumit <[email protected]> wrote:
> hello all ,
>
> can any body give me full  code of client server communication which
> capable to communicate between two  computers in diff emulator ....
>
> like M1 is first machine(PC) on that E1 (emulator) is running with
> server and on other M2 machine(PC) on that client running on E2
> (emulator) .i want to communicated b/w them ....
>
> can any body have a running application for that ............
>
> thanks in advance ...............
>
> Sumit
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