Hey guys, working on a project and have run into a problem that we've been working on for a couple of days. We are trying to send a UDP from the Android emulator out to a Robot dog that has a wifi card. When we run the program as a simple java applet, it works perfectly. The way it should work is the robot dog should receive the udp from the emulator, and it will trigger the dog to start sending video feed back to the emulator at about 30 fps. each frame is a jpeg image, so each image is sent in one UDP. When we run the program just as a java applet, the program runs fine and the dog starts sending back UDP packets. However, when we run it in the Emulator, the dog never responds, we assume because it never gets the initial UDP packet. We believe this is a problem with the emulator and may have something to do with the port, but we have been messing with port forwarding and still have had no luck. We have also been using Wireshark to analyze the output of the emulator. thanks for any tips you have. let me know if you need more information
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