No, I started the simulation like this:
TraciConnection conn = new TraciConnection(sumo_bin, 
config_file);conn.addOption("step-length", "0.1");
conn.addOption("start", null);
conn.runServer();for (int i = 0; i<3600; i++) {
conn.do_timestep();
}
So this simulation is getting his port with the method findAvailablePort(); 
I look for the port via TCPViewer and insert it in the other code.
Greetings Tim

 

    Jakob Erdmann <[email protected]> schrieb am 14:01 Dienstag, 
7.Juni 2016:
 

 was the simulation started with the option --remote-port <yourPort> ?

2016-06-07 13:14 GMT+02:00 Tim Jänicke <[email protected]>:

Hey all,
I was trying to connect to a running SUMO-Simulation via traci. My Code looks 
like this:
InetSocketAddress socket = new InetSocketAddress("139.25.55.81", remotePort);
SocketAddress socket1 = (SocketAddress) socket;
       
SumoTraciConnection conn = new SumoTraciConnection(socket1);conn.runServer();...

I insert the remote Port manually. There is no error-message or so. But I still 
don't have access to the simulation.
For example I can't display the amount of cars in the running simulation.Is the 
approach completely wrong or is there just a simple mistake ?
Than you very much for your help.

Greetings Tim
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