I'm almost sure this is one of those problems cuased by
my misconception of how things work in Java v.s. C++,
but I have run this thing around for days without resolve.
Maybe someone can see the obvious
I'm trying to send a serialized class down a network pipe and am
only getting the first one on the other end. The rest seem to vanish.
The concept is to have a gpsStat class serialized and sent down the
pipe each second to a client that will display it. My code appears
to be working for the most part except that the object sent from
the server to the client never changes from the first one I sent.
On the sending end I have:
gpsStat y=new gpsStat(); //make object to serialize
while(true)
{ //fake data into gpsStat
y.month++; y.day++; y.year++;
sleep(500); //fake pause to simulate GPS reciever
objOStream.writeObject(y); //send it
objOStream.flush();
}
while(true) //keep printing out objects as they arrive
{
gpsStat g=(gpsStat)objIStream.readObject(); //get object
System.out.println("server returned -> "+g.toString()); //print
object
}
Anybody see my mistake?
Full source and example are at
http://ouray.cudenver.edu/~gavalent/java/problem1.html
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