Hi there. I've got a client/server app that communicates with XML.
I've used Castor to generate the Java classes from an XSD. The client instantiates an object and sets the necessary values on it, in accordance with the schema. The client connects to the server, and uses an OutputStreamWriter based on the OutputStream from the Socket to marshal the XML (with a call like blah.marshal(writer); writer.flush()). I do call flush() on the OutoutStreamWriter. The server gets the connection and gets an InputStreamReader in the same manner as above, from the InputStream from the accepted Socket. Then it tries to unmarshal the XML from the InputStreamReader (with something like blah.unmarshal(reader);). The problem is this: the server never actually gets the XML - the call to unmarshal(InputStreamReader) blocks. I have tried some things. If I close the socket on the client side, the server successfully manages to unmarshal the XML, but then it can't reply to the client because it complains that the socket is closed. Is there anyone else who's had a similar problem? I'd be interested in knowing if anyone knows how to get around this. Thanks in advance. Daniel
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