The Socket example of pages 130 and 131 of the OS-Book (Abraham Silberschatz 8th edition) is the basis of this problem. However, instead of using the Loopback IP (127.0.0.1), which emulates the socket connection on the host computer, we will use real IP. We will therefore use a mobile device ( Android) to take pictures and send them to a Notebook using a wireless communication network.
Our goal here is to write a mobile application for Android that would send data (pictures) from an Android device (or emulator) to a Java application on a Notebook using a socket connection. The mobile device will act as client while the Notebook is the server.
Write the client and server code for this problem and test it with your mobile device and your computer.
Extend your code to allow the transmission a video. A video is defined in this case as a sequence of minimum 10 pictures
You need to read the Android development guide (online) to understand how to read a file (picture from your picture repository) in the Android environment and send it through a socket connection.