I have a simple ChatClient that sends data to a Server. In order for Chat Client to send data, I make a Socket, make a PrintWriter to the socket.getOutputStream(), then do writer.println(\"\"). For so
I\'m having a very difficult time debugging a problem with an application I\'ve been building.The problem itself I cannot seem to reproduce with a representitive test program with the same issue which
I\'m writing multithreaded socket server. I use nio\'s ServerSocketChannel for accepting connections. Th开发者_JAVA百科en Ii\'m reading and writing (in separate threads) to socketChannel using buffere
Okay so I\'ve got my class ( sorry about the formatting, not too familiar with the site ) import java.io.*;
I am using PrintWriter as follows to get the output in the browser: PrintWriter pw = response.getwriter();
so let\'s say I ask the user to specify what he wants to call a new file System.out.println(\"What do you want to call the file?\");
I\'m trying to make a basic program that allows a user to create a text file and add a list of words to it. When the user writes \"stopnow\" - the file should close. Unfortunately, right now it\'s jus
I have the following class, which as you will see has rather a rather redundant formatNameAndAddress method:
I wanted to consolidate two functions. After getting a viable solution, I decided to play with the code a bit further, and came up with this:
I have an Applet that makes a request to a Servlet.On the servlet it\'s using the PrintWriter to write the response back to Applet:
加载中,请稍侯......