Android Error: "Permission denied" in ResultReturner Class - Troubleshooting Guide

The error message "java.io.IOException: Permission denied" in the ResultReturner class suggests a permission issue when connecting to a local socket. This likely occurs because the app lacks the necessary permissions to access the socket. To fix this, try the following steps:\

1. Check AndroidManifest.xml: Verify that the required permissions are declared. You may need to add android.permission.INTERNET permission.\
2. Runtime Permissions (SDK 23+): Ensure your app requests permissions at runtime if targeting SDK 23 or higher. Use checkSelfPermission() to verify existing permissions and requestPermissions() if needed.\
3. Restricted Environments: If running in a restricted environment (work profile, sandbox), access limitations may apply. Seek additional permissions or consult environment documentation.\
4. Local Socket Setup: Confirm the local socket is set up correctly and accessible. Check for the existence of the socket file and verify the app's access rights.
   By implementing these steps, you can resolve the "Permission denied" error in the ResultReturner class and ensure proper socket access in your Android app.