AVReceive2 and AVTransmit2 not work the same...HELP

Question

I am using AVReceive2 and AVTranmit2 in a programs I am developing. I have run the two programs as the standalones they are and I get the video or audio I send across. But in my program when the program calls up the routines it launches and only does a hand full of what it should do. It is also like the SessionListener, ControllerListener, and ReceiveStreamListener are missing. The program listens for a RTP connection to come in but it never completes the action when I know that there is a connection being attemped. The same istrue for the AVTransmit2 it does not create the RTP session that I know is supposed to go out. It is like skipping a large piece of code. Even though they are all contained correctly. If someone can give me an answer to why these two programs work out side of what I am doing and why they are not in what I am building it would be highly appreciated. ASAP I need this working by tomorrow morning. Thanks
public CommPt(String rcvr,String sender,String rcvr2) {
        initComponents();
    //    System.out.println("start to receive signal");
   //     if (pick.equals("Receive")){
   //     at = new AVTransmit(new MediaLocator("vfw://0"),"192.168.1.101","22222",null,new MediaLocator("javasound://8000"));
   //             at.start();
   //     String argsv[]={"192.168.1.102/22222","192.168.1.102/22224"};
        avReceive = new AVReceive(rcvr);
        avReceive.start();
   /*     while((avReceive.getConnection()).equals("false")){//carlos
            System.out.println("2");//carlos
            if (!(avReceive.getConnection()).equals("failed")){//carlos
                System.out.println("3");//carlos
                avReceive =new AVReceive(rcvr2);//carlos
                avReceive.start();//carlos
                break;//carlos
            }//carlos
        }//carlos*/
      /*  if (!avReceive.initialize()) {
         System.err.println("Failed to initialize the sessions.");
         System.exit(-1);
        // Check to see if AVReceive is done.
        try {
         while (!avReceive.isDone())
          Thread.sleep(1000);
     } catch (Exception e) {}
     System.err.println("Exiting AVReceive");*/
    //    if (pick.equals("Transmit")){
                Object stand=new Object();
             //   System.out.println("Start Time delay");
                try{
                    Thread.sleep(5000);
                catch(Exception ex){
                    System.err.println(ex);
             // System.out.println("time delay ended");
                String [] temp2;
                temp2=sender.split("\\ ");
                at = new AVTransmit(new MediaLocator(temp2[0]),temp2[1],temp2[2],null,new MediaLocator("javasound://8000"));
                at.start();
    }Edited by: Laughincrow on Nov 29, 2009 5:02 PM

Answer 1

Laughincrow wrote:
ASAP I need this working by tomorrow morning. ThanksI guess since it's tomrorow morning I shouldn't bother to comment on this thread...
P.S. If you don't want to take the time to remove your commented-out code that makes it nigh-on impossible to see what your code is actually doing, then why would anyone want to take the time to help you?