NIO
Hi,
I have a little test server and client application.
The client connects to the server, sends 10 bytes, then exits and the
socket closes.
When the server tries to read these bytes I get an error:
"An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host"
The sockets are non-blocking, so I guess it makes sense that the
connection might be closed before all the data is either sent from the
client, or read on the server. However, I'd like to ensure that all the
data is sent before the close takes effect.
I'm using SocketChannels to send the data, then doing a
SocketChannel.close(). I think I need something like "linger" but doing
SocketChannel.socket().setSoLinger(...) doesn't seem to help.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
.
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