How do I send/ receive data from android apps across two devices

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Hello Coders,

My scenario :
I am developing an android app where I run two instances of my app one instance runs on device1 and the other on device2 , how do I send data generated by device1 to device2 over the internet. These devices are NOT connect over wifi or bluetooth . only connected via the internet.

My Queries: Please answer inline.
1. which is the method for sending/receiving Data for the above scenario?

2.What is the best data format I should generate the data in device1 , so that i send it to device2. is it JSON format? preferable?

Let me know

Thanks you in advance!

What I have tried:

I have not yet tried. Not yet tried. In the research phase now

Posted 23-Sep-18 4:27am

Shailesh H

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David Crow 24-Sep-18 9:48am

"These devices are NOT connect over wifi...only connected via the internet." So does that mean that WiFi does not send data via the Internet?

I believe you meant they are connected (to the Internet) via mobile/cellular data.

"1. which is the method for sending/receiving Data for the above scenario?"

See here for an example.

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