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I’m writing an Air app for Android that is going to interact with other apps on my laptop. They are going to be connected through WiFi. I’ve done everything to the point where I only need to know the IP address of my laptop on the WiFi network. How do I get it?
I would like to stay within Adobe Air without writing any native extensions if possible.
I can install any required software on the laptop to ease this task.
If you can “play” with your laptop’s IP, I asume you’re going to use it on a “home” network, so, maybe you could just disable the use of DHCP on your computer and force the IP you want to use, in example,
(assuming your network is the usual 192.168.1.0)