Re: read, write Objects via Sockets
tricky wrote:
I think there is a bug in writeObject or readObject!
Strong words, considering that you've presented no evidence that you even have
a memory leak, and that the observed behavior is consistent with the design
parameters for the classes in question.
So i [sic] decided to use ByteArrayOutputStream to change object into byte array
and send via object outputstream using write(byte,offset,len) and it works
fine !
So probably this caching stuff or something else is buggy !
Almost certainly not.
A competent programmer blames the following, in order:
1. Their own code.
2. Their own code.
3. Their own design.
4. Their own code.
5. Interactions with third-party libraries due to their own misunderstanding.
6. Their own code.
7. The platform, but only after very, very, very extensive testing and
incontrovertible evidence.
Not only have you not presented incontrovertible evidence of a bug, you have
presented no evidence at all of a bug, nor even of a problem.
--
Lew
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