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Hans:

You can't just assume that you'll get all the data across in one
shot.  Most often (after about 2K) there is some interruption.  You
need to change your code so that it looks something like:

while(bytesneeded != bytesRead)
   bytesRead = read();
   
Reverse the process for writing.

-Rich

Hans Georg Frey wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I have a trusted Applet which should transfer a Word-Document
> from Server to Client. I use the following code:
> 
>       byte byBuffer[] = new byte[1024];
> 
>       urlLink = new URL( "http://" + m_BD.SERVER_NAME + "/" +
> m_BD.SERVER_ROUTE_DIR
>                         + "/" + m_sPrjNummer + "/" + sDateiName );
>       urlCon = urlLink.openConnection();
>       is = urlCon.getInputStream();
>       fos = new FileOutputStream( sDirectory + "/" + sFile );
>       int i = is.read( byBuffer );
>       while( i != -1 )
>       {
>         fos.write( byBuffer );
>         i= is.read( byBuffer );
>       }
>       is.close();
>       fos.close();
> 
> On my developing machine everything works fine, but using a test machine
> with
> Netscape 4.04 and JDK 1.1.4 I get a ccorrupted file. There are
> differnences
> at the beginning and at the end of the file.
> 
> Has anyone a good idea whats wrong? Is there a other way to transport
> binary data? Is the JDK Netscape is using buggy?
> 
> Thank you, by
>   Hans Georg Frey

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