I am making a client-server application and am using the following code for the exchange of data b/w the server and clients.
Server\'s send and receive code:
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You are suffering from buffering: message is written in a buffer and probably never sent. Flush the writer to ensure it sends data:
writer.write(...);
writer.flush();
Also, BufferedReader.readLine reads lines. Lines have to be terminated with a line break, such as \n
. It's not clear if you are sending line breaks.
Also, this is an infinite loop:
String message=input.readLine();
while(message.length()!=0) {
/* code that does not modify message */
}
Don't keep creating new readers and writers. Use the same ones for the life of the socket. You're losing data in the old BufferedReader
that is being discarded. These buffered things, err, buffer.
Also this:
String message=input.readLine();
while(message.length()!=0)
is, err, nonsense. Firstly you're not checking message
for null
, so you're going to get a NullPointerException
at end of stream. Secondly, you aren't doing any further input inside the loop so if it doesn't throw NPE and the message isn't zero length it will loop forever.