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client server communication in java

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anu - 20 Jul 2006 21:29 GMT
I have a java web service that returns byte arrays to the client.
First a byte array is returned and the server gets the acknowledgement,
then the next byte array is sent and so on. But I don't have much idea
how to implement it. How can I resume from where I stopped at the
server side? Can anyone give me some idea so that I can proceed?
Oliver Wong - 20 Jul 2006 21:57 GMT
> I have a java web service that returns byte arrays to the client.
> First a byte array is returned and the server gets the acknowledgement,
> then the next byte array is sent and so on. But I don't have much idea
> how to implement it. How can I resume from where I stopped at the
> server side? Can anyone give me some idea so that I can proceed?

   Is this using the HTTP protocol? Is this done over a single connection,
or does the server and client disconnect repeatedly during the transaction?
Does the acknowledgement happen at the application layer, transport layer,
or network layer?

   - Oliver


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