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I had the same problem and ended up using the BufferedInputStream.


Tim

"Bill" <shayw@uwgb.edu> wrote in message news:3b276482$1_1@dnews...
>
> I've set up a socket connection between a java client and
> non-java server. To read from the socket I use a bufferedReader
>  object instantiated from an inputStream obtained from the
>  socket. I then use the read(char[], int, int) method to pick
>  up a variable number of characters from the inputStream.
>  Everything works OK -- most of the time. It appears that when
>  the incoming bytes in the stream have values less than 0x80 or
>  greater than 0xA0, the proper value is read. For any value in
>  between the byte value is converted to hex 3F. I suspect it
>  has something to do with the filter classes and the definition
>  of the unicode but haven't been able to find any specifics.
>  Has anyone see this sort of problem?
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
> Bill
>