Re: Socket functionality to Character Recognition algorithm

[Ronald]

Op 23 jul. 2017 21:54 schreef "hchitranshi [via Octave]" <
address@hidden>:

Dear Experts,

I am working on a project where i need to process character image to actual
text. I have used the Back propogation algorithm and built the whole logic
in Octave.

Now i need to use this logic in server mode (TCP/IP) so that the clients
can connect to octave server, push the test data and get the required
character in text format.

But i am struggling in adding server functionality to my code.
Could you please help me on same. I have exposure to socket library in
java. I understand that from server side, i first need to create server
socket , bind it to port, start listening and if any socket connects on
that port and accept connection and exchange the data but not able to
translate this into octave.

Regards
Himanshu C

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The listening socket example here should help you get started:
https://pauldreik.blogspot.nl/2009/04/octave-sockets-example.html?m=1

Cheers,

Ronald




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