Folks,
I'm building an applet-servlet combo for GIS, and I'm using my NT
workstation for the needed resources (IIS web server and Servlet Exec 2.2).

I'm sending a hashtable containing 5 vectors (very little data, a couple
dozen bytes) using the example in Hunter's book, and the
Object(Input)OutputStreams. The servlet takes the object and returns a
string (dozen bytes). If I buffer the streams at both ends or not, it makes
no difference. It takes 5 minutes to complete the transaction! It always
completes, but it takes way too long.

Is it Personal Web Server, NT workstation, or are there issues with
ObjectStreams that I need to be aware of? Both hashtables and vectors are
serializable.

Thanks for any help,
Dave Godbey

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