Skeggy88

It works!!!

Thank you so much!!!

I post the solution if it can help someone.

I modified the VI and also the code.

http://bayimg.com/EAgiGAAeI

In labview I can choose between little endian and big endian and I either tried, but I obtained values like 1.1319598827449316E-72 instead of, for example, 0,0145643.

However thanks because is really fast

import java.io.*;

import java.net.*;

import java.nio.ByteBuffer;

import java.nio.ByteOrder;

public class ServerThread extends Thread {

 

   public ServerThread() {  

   }

  

	@Override

   public void run(){

  	ServerSocket welcomeSocket;

  	InputStream myInputStream;

  	byte[] array = new byte[8];

  	int i=0;

  	try {

      	welcomeSocket = new ServerSocket(2056);

      	Socket connectionSocket = welcomeSocket.accept();

      	System.out.println(connectionSocket);

      	myInputStream=connectionSocket.getInputStream();

      	Double num;

      	int b;

      	while ((b = myInputStream.read()) != -1) {

          	array[i]= (byte) b;

          	if(i==7){

              	num = toDouble(array);

              	System.out.println(num);

              	i=0;

          	}

              	else {

              	i++;

          	}

      	}

  	} catch (IOException ex) {

  	}

   }

public static double toDouble(byte[] bytes) {

	return ByteBuffer.wrap(bytes).getDouble();

}

}

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I know that there are italian forums, but I prefer american forums because members are more active. And I also know that my english is terrible I hope you understand me!

Thanks for replays.

This is my VI:

And this is the related java code... I know that I shoudn't use int to read from the socket, but if I use a BufferedReader the program doesn't work (no output).

import java.io.*;

import java.net.*;

import java.nio.ByteBuffer;

import java.nio.ByteOrder;



public class ServerThread extends Thread {

 

   public ServerThread() {   

   }

 

	@Override

   public void run(){

  	ServerSocket welcomeSocket;

  	InputStream myInputStream;

  	try {

      	welcomeSocket = new ServerSocket(2056);

      	Socket connectionSocket = welcomeSocket.accept();

      	System.out.println(connectionSocket);

      	myInputStream=connectionSocket.getInputStream();

      	int b;

      	while ((b = myInputStream.read()) != -1) {

          	System.out.println(b);

      	}

  	} catch (IOException ex) {

  	}

   }

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Hi,

I'm building an application that allow to control a DAQ.

This DAQ acquires data and turn on and off a light.

Labview and Java communicates, but I read wrong data.

The DAQ acquires double samples that are converted in String format and sent via tcp. Numbers are like 0,00006 ; 1, 50000043 etc...

In Java i receive data like 54; 42 etc...

What's wrong? I also tried the big-endian/little-endian conversione without results.

Can someone help me? In labview I can write only Strings, but if I try to use a buffered reader with the instrucion br.readLine() the program doesn't work.

Thanks and sorry for my english,

Veronica