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In article <7htf2m$d0s21@forums.borland.com>, cqcallaw@iname.com says...
|  Hi,
|      I have a simple multithreaded program that reads in data from a Socket.
|  I have a class that extends Thread to handle I/O operations.
|  In the run() method of this class I have a loop that reads in that data and
|  appends it to a string, then immediately after that I call a method to add
|  the string to a Vector. I have verfied that the loop executes, but the
|  program seems to stop or slow down dramaticly after the loop finishes.
|  Sometimes the string is added to the Vector after a long wait, sometimes it
|  doesn't get added at all. What am I doing wrong? Here is my code:
|  
|  import java.net.*;
|  import java.io.*;
|  
|  class SocketReader extends Thread
|  {
|      public SocketReader(Socket s)
|      {
|          socket = s;
|          in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(s.getInputStream()));
|      }
|      public void run()
|      {
|          String f = "";
|          String m = "";
|          while((f = in.readLine()) != null)
|          {
|              m += f;
|          }
|          // this is were it sometimes stops
|          v.addElement(m);
|      }
|      Vector v = new Vector();
|      Socket socket;
|      BufferedReader in;
|  }
|  
|  Any help would be apprectiated.
How about using a StringBuffer rather than a String and using append?

dIon