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William Yu wrote:

> Ok...it's taken me several days to figure how to send/receive objects
> over compressed sockets. My code is roughly as follows:
>
> Reader:
>
>   zip_in = new ZipInputStream(socket.getInputStream());
>   zip_in.getNextEntry();
>     obj_in = new ObjectInputStream(zip_in);
>   zip_in.closeEntry();
>
>   zip_in.getNextEntry();
>     myobj = (myObject)obj_in.readObject();
>   zip_in.closeEntry();
>
> Writer:
>
>   int zip_index = 0;
>
>   zip_out = new ZipOutputStream(socket.getOutputStream());
>   zip_out.putNextEntry(new ZipEntry("open"));
>     obj_out = new ObjectOutputStream(zip_out);
>   zip_out.closeEntry();
>
>   zip_out.putNextentry(new ZipEntry("data" + (zip_index++));
>     obj_out.writeObject(myobj);
>   zip_out.closeEntry();
>
> The above works great -- except for one issue. If the compression buffer
> is not filled, objects sit in the write queue. Any insight on the next
> logical step?

I think you have to call the flush method on your streams.
Something like:
zip_out.flush();

Hope that helps.
Regis
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 Institut d'Informatique d'Entreprise (France)
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