How to set two TCP parameters using adb.createSocket in ya-webadb?🥺

[HBLADEH]

I am using ya-webadb and need some guidance on how to set two TCP parameters using adb.createSocket("tcp:1234").

Specifically, I would like to achieve the same effect as running the command adb forward tcp:6666 tcp:7777 from the command line.

How should this effect be achieved?🥺🥺

[HBLADEH]

I would like to achieve the following effect: using webadb to connect on one computer, then using the adb forward command to forward ports, and finally, enabling another computer on the local network to connect using the native adb connect command.

[yume-chan]

I don't understand what's the relationship between adb forward and adb connect and how you can use them together.

[HBLADEH]

Sorry, I just saw your reply. Previously, I had two computers in a local area network. On PC1, I used adb tcpip 7777, adb forward tcp:6666 tcp:7777, and netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=6836 listenaddress=0.0.0.0 connectaddress=127.0.0.1 connectport=6666. Then, on PC2, I used adb connect %PC1IP%:6836 to display the phone connected to PC1 on PC2.

Now, I want to change the adb on PC1 to webadb, but I encountered some issues with adb forward.😣😣

[yume-chan]

adb forward is implemented in ADB server. If you are using server-client mode, you might be able to figure out the command string and send it manually using AdbServerClient#connect.

Otherwise, you need to re-implement it yourself, by listening at tcp:6666, for each incoming socket, call adb.createSocket("tcp:7777") and pipe the streams. How to listen on a TCP socket is runtime-dependent.

[HBLADEH]

Thank you very much for your reply. I will try this!!!