Lua wifi working in 3.03 OE-B?

[BlackShark]

Well, as most of you know, Luaplayer WIFI apps are reported not to work in OE firmware's, and i tested this a wifi app on other OE firmwares and concluded that Lua WIFI does NOT work in OE, but when OE-B came out, I tested this with the same app, (PvP Pong v4) and made no changes from b4 and it actually connected to netLib! and was "getting room info..."!, but it would just hang there...., so today i saw that the Ip to netLib has changed, and i (just happen to find an unencrypted Online.lua about an hour b4!) so i made the necessary changes, and gave it run, and what do you know! it made it all the way to "getting room info......done. room state = "empty" hence, it was waiting for another player! so, im not sure, but my guess is Lua WIFI works on 3.03 OE-B! go check your lua WiFi apps to verify because I am not certain, but i believe it does. What do you guys think?

[Moca]

If the wlan comes on and u connect to an access point, it works sherlock :|

There's not much room for opinion here :P ... if it works, then it works.... i hope that's obvious. I guess thats good news for the wifi LUA games. Is PVP kinda like 48 HourPong? I really liked 48 Hour Pong :P












LUA SUX. C FTW

[the unique warrior]

I still don't get the point of LUA, well I can see that it works (...).
NOw :
Connect with Timeouts :

Spoiler for ...:

SOCKET nlhSimpleConnectWithTimeout(int sockType, const u8 ip_addr[4], u16 port, int timeoutTicks, STATUS_PROC statusProc, void* statusData)

{

    SOCKET sock;

    struct sockaddr_in addrTo;

    int err;



    sock = sceNetInetSocket(AF_INET, sockType, 0);

    if (sock & 0x80000000)

        return INVALID_SOCKET;



    addrTo.sin_family = AF_INET;

    addrTo.sin_port = htons(port);

    addrTo.sin_addr[0] = ip_addr[0];

    addrTo.sin_addr[1] = ip_addr[1];

    addrTo.sin_addr[2] = ip_addr[2];

    addrTo.sin_addr[3] = ip_addr[3];



    //with regular blocking settings, the PSP wedges waiting for a connection

        // if the IP is not valid

    // instead we start a non-blocking connect, and check the status waiting

        // for a connect



    nlhSetSockNoBlock(sock, 1);



    err = sceNetInetConnect(sock, &addrTo, sizeof(addrTo));

        // start the process



    if (err == 0)

    {

        // surprising - it worked immediately

        nlhSetSockNoBlock(sock, 0); // turn blocking back on for recv

        return sock;    // worked immediately

    }



    if (err == 0xFFFFFFFF && sceNetInetGetErrno() == 0x77)

    {

        // connect process started, not yet complete

#define TICKS_PER_POLL 20

        int ticks;

        for (ticks = 0; ticks < timeoutTicks; ticks += TICKS_PER_POLL)

        {

            // try connect again, which should always fail

            // look at why it failed to figure out if it is connected

            //REVIEW: a conceptually cleaner way to poll this?? (accept?)

            err = sceNetInetConnect(sock, &addrTo, sizeof(addrTo));

            if (err == 0 || (err == 0xFFFFFFFF && sceNetInetGetErrno() == 0x7F))

            {

                // now connected - I hope

                nlhSetSockNoBlock(sock, 0); // turn blocking back on for recv

                return sock;

            }

            if (statusProc != NULL)

                (*statusProc)(100 * ticks / timeoutTicks, statusData);

            sceKernelDelayThread(TICKS_PER_POLL*1000);

        }

    }



    // something wrong - general error or timeout on connect

    //REVIEW: sceNetInetSocketAbort(sock); ???

    sceNetInetClose(sock);



    return INVALID_SOCKET;

}

[Moca]

Originally Posted by the unique warrior

I still don't get the point of LUA, well I can see that it works (...).
NOw :
Connect with Timeouts :

Spoiler for ...:

SOCKET nlhSimpleConnectWithTimeout(int sockType, const u8 ip_addr[4], u16 port, int timeoutTicks, STATUS_PROC statusProc, void* statusData)

{

    SOCKET sock;

    struct sockaddr_in addrTo;

    int err;



    sock = sceNetInetSocket(AF_INET, sockType, 0);

    if (sock & 0x80000000)

        return INVALID_SOCKET;



    addrTo.sin_family = AF_INET;

    addrTo.sin_port = htons(port);

    addrTo.sin_addr[0] = ip_addr[0];

    addrTo.sin_addr[1] = ip_addr[1];

    addrTo.sin_addr[2] = ip_addr[2];

    addrTo.sin_addr[3] = ip_addr[3];



    //with regular blocking settings, the PSP wedges waiting for a connection

        // if the IP is not valid

    // instead we start a non-blocking connect, and check the status waiting

        // for a connect



    nlhSetSockNoBlock(sock, 1);



    err = sceNetInetConnect(sock, &addrTo, sizeof(addrTo));

        // start the process



    if (err == 0)

    {

        // surprising - it worked immediately

        nlhSetSockNoBlock(sock, 0); // turn blocking back on for recv

        return sock;    // worked immediately

    }



    if (err == 0xFFFFFFFF && sceNetInetGetErrno() == 0x77)

    {

        // connect process started, not yet complete

#define TICKS_PER_POLL 20

        int ticks;

        for (ticks = 0; ticks < timeoutTicks; ticks += TICKS_PER_POLL)

        {

            // try connect again, which should always fail

            // look at why it failed to figure out if it is connected

            //REVIEW: a conceptually cleaner way to poll this?? (accept?)

            err = sceNetInetConnect(sock, &addrTo, sizeof(addrTo));

            if (err == 0 || (err == 0xFFFFFFFF && sceNetInetGetErrno() == 0x7F))

            {

                // now connected - I hope

                nlhSetSockNoBlock(sock, 0); // turn blocking back on for recv

                return sock;

            }

            if (statusProc != NULL)

                (*statusProc)(100 * ticks / timeoutTicks, statusData);

            sceKernelDelayThread(TICKS_PER_POLL*1000);

        }

    }



    // something wrong - general error or timeout on connect

    //REVIEW: sceNetInetSocketAbort(sock); ???

    sceNetInetClose(sock);



    return INVALID_SOCKET;

}

Nice piece of code TUW! That looks like C to me

[BlackShark]

Originally Posted by Moca

If the wlan comes on and u connect to an access point, it works sherlock :|

There's not much room for opinion here :P ... if it works, then it works.... i hope that's obvious. I guess thats good news for the wifi LUA games. Is PVP kinda like 48 HourPong? I really liked 48 Hour Pong :P



LUA SUX. C FTW

Hell i wish :P, y does Lua suck?

[Insert_Witty_Name]

*Feels his ears burning*

[GuitarGod1134]

Originally Posted by Moca

Nice piece of code TUW! That looks like C to me

Thats what she said.

And in my opinion infrastructure is too hard and probaly wouldnt work that well I would suggest adhoc or ir

[cools]

I'm not sure why it all of a sudden started working for you. But I did find a way to get it to work (in 3.02 OE-A - 3.03 OE-B). If you downgrade to 1.5, set your wifi settings, then up back to 3.02 OE or 3.03 OE and make sure not to touch restore default settings or wifi setting after you upgrade. Wifi will work in lua player (and other apps). It will also work in the Sony Web browser. I'm not sure why it works, but it does! OR the netlib ip change helped. If you havent finished the wifi code you should check out the updated version of the tutorial in one of the links below,

[BlackShark]

ya, i heard about that, but having downgraded to 1.5 to test PvP, i got the same result that i did with 3.03 OE-B (this is b4 i made the ip change) but when i upgraded, i had to restore my default settings (cuz it made me) so, the connection was made with3.03 OE-B, and yesterday, PvP Pong Online finaly woked. But ya, i tryed that Cool's, but it makes me restore default settings when i upgrade again :/

BTW, Excellent tuts!

[Moca]

hmm PvP is pretty nice :P

[BlackShark]

omg.....is, is that a complement??? to a Lua game/???? from Moca??????
[action=BlackShark]checks the skies*/ [/action]

glad you like it

[alatnet]

Yea...
Still can't connect to my freaking access point via Luaplayer .20 to test my java server.
I might have an idea.
You know that network config back-up utility thing that was release a long time ago...
well... get net configs from a 1.5 then back them up. Finaly use that back-up on a 3.03 OE-B. Would this work?

[BlackShark]

it might, I knew about the app, but im not sure were to get it, do you?

[alatnet]

It was on the front page a while back.

[BlackShark]

Ok, thanks, now to use man's best friend....a search engine ")