java socket input reading troubles

From: Mohamed Naoufel Ben Salah (Mohamed-Naoufel.Ben_Salah_at_alcatel.fr)
Date: 12/11/03

  • Next message: Danny Woods: "Re: java socket input reading troubles" 
    Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 21:09:35 +0100

    Hi,
    I'm using java socket a client side,
    i have a server that sends data
    packets, I read, decode, .....

    I have trouble getting all the data sent by the server,
    what I receive is a sequence of packets 1,2,3 ...
    I receive 1 then 2 and when I read the next it is number
    4 or 5.

    I have no exceptions !

    how can it happen !!!

    can a matter of size/buffering mechanism .... make me
    avoid this ?

    (the server is "solid", and the data is really sent)

    thanks in advence.

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