Re: Buffered reading seems to corrupt data stream
On 10/3/11 1:07 PM, Qu0ll wrote:
"Ronny Sch?tz" wrote in message news:pe2pl8-h72.ln1@groombridge34.de...
It might be, that the BufferedInputStream used for the first read
already read data belonging to the second message, that will get lost
when you dispose the BufferedInputStream and will be missing from the
next read call. The garbage size read is most likely actually a part of
the payload bytes. Try to synchronize server and client somehow to
verify. Better reuse the complete stream chain.
Thanks Ronny. Could you please explain what you mean by "reuse the
complete stream chain"?
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He means specifically not creating a new BufferedInputStream (or any
stream) each time you are reading it. You should only have one instance
of BufferedInputStream, which should be stored along-side the original
input stream (or socket, or whatever).
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