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1. Not receiving all message via TCP in Java?    stackoverflow.com

I have a tcp socket sending three lines like this

        out2.println("message1\n");
        out2.println("message2\n");
      ...

2. WCF TCP client with Java Socket server on custom XML messages    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to build a WCF client for a Java Socket server which talks on a custom XML messages. I have created my own custom binding with MessageEncoder and netTCP ...

3. How to parse broken messages received through TCP    stackoverflow.com

I'm sending a string message from my client application to my server application using sockets. I'm using DataOutputStream to send from client and DataInputStream to receive the message in my server. ...

4. java TCP socket message breaks    stackoverflow.com

i have a java client-server app in java, both using the same connection class that contains both send/receive messages. for some reason, some of the messages i send are received in a ...

5. Client / server message rates in MMORPG    stackoverflow.com

I've created a client/server based game in which the server collects requests through TCP sockets and sends back the movement information and such through UDP without any ack (I really have ...

6. TCP XML messages parsing time with realtime output.    forums.oracle.com

If you're losing data then there's most likely a bug in your code, it's not that it's somebody else's fault for not being fast enough. I could speculate that you aren't synchronizing the code that appends to your GUI component, but I don't see that part of the code. That's where I would start looking. Or at least I would put ...

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