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There is no default delimiter in
flash.net.Socket. XMLSocket uses a null byte delimiter to detect message
completions to fire the ‘data’ and ‘xml’ events. If you
are using an XMLSocket Server supporting null bytes. Try adding a null byte
before flushing the flash.net.Socket. That should work seamlessly. Also on the receiving side, you will need
to read bytesAvailable into a buffer to detect the null byte to denote a
message received. Ted J From:
[email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of e_baggg Hello. I have a XMLSocket class that I am able to
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