Thank you guys for caring. This is my other gmail.
I think Tim is right. Though I reinvented the wheel and sent smaller packets,
it only worked some of the time.
I'm using Adobe Air to send data as a client, and Netty Java as my server.
I send a string of information via Adobe Air, and Netty doesn't read the whole
string.
The string is like 544 characters long, and what gets cut off is like 50-65
characters.
My adobe air looks like:
socket.writeObject(data)
socket.flush();
My Netty looks like:
Public void channelRead(ChannelHandlerContext ctz, Object msg){
ByteBuf in = (ByteBuf) msg;
Try{
String s1;
s1=in.toString(io.netty.util.CharsetUtil.US_ASCII);
in.release
System.out.println(s1); // Doesn't always print out all the characters sent via
Adobe Air, seems like only errors out when
// hundreds of characters are sent, as I don't get errors on small packets. I
get the first couple hundred and it cuts off
// the last 1-65 ish most of the time.
//Thank you for helping me. I should have an alpha video game out in two
months or so if I can figure thisnone out
}
finally
{}
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