Thanks for the quick response. Both my server and client are Windows. Actually they are the same machine!!!
I will try the checksum tomorrow but I checked number of bytes that are both the same. Another test I did was to send the uncompressed file and read into a ByteArray. When I compress the ByteArray on the sever, the result is 13 bytes larger than the compressed file. Compressed files is over 88,000 bytes. I create the compressed file by calling gzopen. I use wb9 for the mode. Should I used another mode? Thanks. --- In [email protected], Maciek Sakrejda <msakre...@...> wrote: > > What are the other bytes ;) ? > > I've run into some issues working with low-level bit-twiddling before > (only on Linux, but that still may be indicative of larger problems). > For example, in FP9 on Linux, sending a payload with a POST URLRequest > truncates the payload data at the first 0x00 byte (!). On FP10 in Linux, > that seems to have been fixed, but I'm getting a different error that I > have not yet tracked down. > > I'm not sure if your issue is related, but I'd make sure your data makes > it to the client okay before you try to decompress it. E.g., can you > compute a checksum for both client and server and compare? > -- > Maciek Sakrejda > Truviso, Inc. > http://www.truviso.com >
