Reason the address that comes built in the app points to. As I mentioned above, the app is part of a final degree project and for that
ANDROID STUDIO 3.0.1 AVD ANDROID
Opening it on Android Studio importing it and running it with the emulator that comes with it. If you want to run the project locally on your computer you will need Android Studio with an emulator.
ANDROID STUDIO 3.0.1 AVD HOW TO
Link: WebSocket Library How to download the project and run it
It implemented the protocol definition allowing us to use a WebSocket without having to implement the whole RFC. This library is a WebSocket client designed for Java. The view can be injected directly on execution so you can directly use it right when you create the view. This library is really useful to bind views and it really helps us working with views in Android. So I have you solutions for you, this blog post that aims to explain how to compile that library. On WebRTC's web you will find how to compile the binaries and generate the library but that for me wasn't that easy. I wrote a briefly post on how WebRTC works internally that you can find You can find the code for the WebRTC library right on WebRTC's organization web. I highly recommend you to go and check the following links Several libraries implementations to create video conference apps. The app was built based on connecting to OpenVidu, an open source project that provides You can find the code hereĪnd a brief post explaining the concept here OpenVidu I already implemented something similar but easier connecting to a webSocket mocked server. With it, you can make calls though a web socket connection.
This app aims to be a small video conference app created using mainly WebRTC technology. WebRTCapp is a small elaboration that is part of my final degree project.
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