android Socket timeout issues

Prawn help look, I use the following code to set the timeout, I set the timeout time is 5 seconds (5000ms), but I have to wait long to see the thrown exception I calculated about a minute or so, but I found that, regardless of how long I set the time, he is at this time, it is very depressed, seeking heroes doubts.

 
Set the timeout code 
SocketAddress remoteAddr = new InetSocketAddress (szIP, nPort); / / Get sockaddress object 
m_hSocket.connect (remoteAddr, 5000); / / set the connection timeout 5 seconds 

 
Too long after abnormal 
 thrownLog.i ("hhh", e.getMessage ()); 
Toast.makeText (TMActivity.this, "connection timed out, please check whether the network connection is normal", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT) show ();. 

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Try using wifi
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You can m_hSocket.connect (remoteAddr, 5000); around with the current time, and then calculate the time difference between the two, just to see if the timeout is 5000 milliseconds, in order to determine whether this statement is running normally. Otherwise, check the other code.
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You can write your own timers:
Timer timer = new Timer ();
TimerTask tt = new TimerTask () {
@ Override
public void run () {
/ / Decision to perform the operation after a timeout
handler.sendEmptyMessage (1);
if (timer! = null) {
timer.cancel ();
timer.purge ();
System.out.println ("Off Timer!");
}
}
};
/ / Start timer
timer.schedule (tt, 30000, 1);
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You may need to figure out the difference between connection timeout and socket timeout
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references, 4th Floor reply:

you may need to figure out the connection timeout and socket timeout difference

What difference does it make them, you can simply do not help me to explain?
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reference to the third floor of the reply:

can write their own timers:
Timer timer = new Timer ();
TimerTask tt = new TimerTask () {
@ Override
public void run () {
/ / Decision to perform the operation after a timeout
handler.sendEmptyMessage (1);
if (timer! = null) {......

I should add that I am part of the code in any place of it.
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reference to the third floor of the reply:

can write their own timers:
Timer timer = new Timer ();
TimerTask tt = new TimerTask () {
@ Override
public void run () {
/ / Decision to perform the operation after a timeout
handler.sendEmptyMessage (1);
if (timer! = null) {......

This is my main code
end connection serviceSocketAddress remoteAddr = new InetSocketAddress (szIP, nPort); / / Get sockaddress object

m_hSocket = new Socket (szIP, nPort);
m_hSocket.connect (remoteAddr, 5000); / / set the connection timeout 5 seconds

m_inStream = new DataInputStream (m_hSocket.getInputStream ());
m_outStream = new DataOutputStream (m_hSocket.getOutputStream ());

I have the right to create your own timer plus this where is it?
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socket timeout socket object is executed setSoTimeout (int timeout); method, you just set the connection timeout
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Oh, how I do it, but also hope to help the heroes ah
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cited a floor reply:

with wifi try

The same, I do not Rom, I was in the test, so I just do that IP is an IP.
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OK, resolved, see the big brother of the article, I hope successor, also refer to http://blog.csdn.net/wq105032007067/article/details/6222581
But still very grateful to you, big brother's attention. Results posted to the sub, Ha ha ha
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Thank
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socket = new Socket ();
socket.connect (new InetSocketAddress (IConstants.SERVER_IP, IConstants.SERVER_PORT), 3000);
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