Good Morning,
I'm a student and I'm working in a thesis about Android; i'd like to
know if
there are web server which can be installed in Android; at the moment
the
only one i could find is i-jetty.
Thanks for attention,
Melpignano Fabio
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Thanks for the answer, but how do I install NanoHTTPD into Android?
It's only a Java file, so I've only to import it in an Android Project
and rebuild it or what?
Thanks,
Melpignano Fabio
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I don't understand.
I'm trying to find a web server wich can show me some files in a
directory.
I think that i-jetty could do this, but i'm looking for other
solutions.
I had a look at NanoHTTPD website, downloaded the .java files but I
think it
is useful to ask to you how to use it with android,
Sorry,
I had not read your last post before posting mine.
Thanks,
Melpignano Fabio
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Good Morning,
I'm trying to develop an Android application. I'd like to know if
there is a method to download every kind of file with the browser
embedded in the emulator. I've read the other post in this list, but I
don't know if the SDK 1.6 emulator was used by those users. I'm using
SDK 1.6
Good morning,
I'm trying to download a file in the Android Emulator using a download
servlet which I've written and deployed on my server. The servlet I
wrote simply copy the InputStream of the file (which is located in the
file system) to the servlet OutputStream.
Well the result is that the
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