[jay_goh]

Hi all,
I need to send an array of byte to other machine and the other side will retrive the array of byte through socket connection. How can I do that? Thank you very much..
Below is the code that I wrote for send the byte array. The bold part is where it writes into DataOutputStream and send it out. However I dont know how to read the array byte on the other side. Thank you very much.

import javax.microedition.io.*;
import java.io.*;

public class ObjectSending extends Thread{

private String hostIP;
private StreamConnection connection;
private byte[] myByte;

public ObjectSending(byte[] myByte)
{
this.myByte = myByte;
}

public void run()
{
try
{

connection = (StreamConnection) Connector.open("socket://" + hostIP + ":3333", Connector.WRITE);
DataOutputStream os = connection.openDataOutputStream();
connection.close();
sendObject(os, myByte);


}catch (IOException ex) {
System.out.println("Problem in connecting with the host.");
ex.printStackTrace();
}
}

private void sendObject (DataOutputStream os, byte[] myByte) throws IOException
{
try
{
os.write(myByte);
os.flush();
}
finally
{
os.close();
}
}

}

[jsugrue]

I wonder if you should call connection.close() after sending the byte[] ?

[jay_goh]

Originally Posted by jsugrue

I wonder if you should call connection.close() after sending the byte[] ?

Yup, if you see carefully, i've close the connection before the sendObject method is being closed.

[matt]

This page might help: Reading from and Writing to a Socket (The Java™ Tutorials > Custom Networking > All About Sockets)

It seems to outline how to read and write to a socket. The reading should be as easy as creating a server socket and listening on the port you expect and then waiting for data. There are different ways to do it depending on if you want to try using NIO.

[matt]

This page might help: Reading from and Writing to a Socket (The Java™ Tutorials > Custom Networking > All About Sockets)

It seems to outline how to read and write to a socket. The reading should be as easy as creating a server socket and listening on the port you expect and then waiting for data. There are different ways to do it depending on if you want to try using NIO.

[jay_goh]

Thank you for the suggestions....I'v successfully implemented it..Anyway, I got another question to ask, is that possible for j2me to implement the getDeclaredFields() as in j2se?
I need to get the list of fields that declared in a particular class in j2me..How can I do it??It is urgent, thanks for the help.

[jay_goh]

Thank you for the suggestions....I'v successfully implemented it..Anyway, I got another question to ask, is that possible for j2me to implement the getDeclaredFields() as in j2se?
I need to get the list of fields that declared in a particular class in j2me..How can I do it??It is urgent, thanks for the help.

[jay_goh]

Anyone can help pls? this is urgent

[jwenting]

It's not urgent to us...

[samra]

actually<i never get touch with this part b4
but i found that the codeeis need a littele modification
can u simply wait for me
i hope u find my code useful