Socket communication

Hi guys,.

I'm developing a simple socket connection (very basic) I tried this:

class ss extends UiApplication {}
public static String URL = 'socket://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8010; deviceside = true; APN = internet; » ;
StreamConnection conn = null;
OutputStreamWriter _out;

Public Shared Sub main (String [] args)
{
SS PAP = new ss();
theApp.enterEventDispatcher ();
}
   
{SS()}
Display display = new MainScreen();

ButtonField button1 = new ButtonField ("Send")
{
protected boolean invokeAction (int action)
{
                 
Try
{
Conn = (StreamConnection) Connector.open (URL);
_out = new OutputStreamWriter (conn.openOutputStream ());
Dim str As String = "AbcdefgAbcdefgAbcdefgAbcdefgAbcdefgAbcdefgAbcdefg";
Char [] cArray = str.toCharArray ();
int length = str.length ();
_out. Write(CArray,0,Length);

I also tried this: _out.write (cArray); and this: _out.write (str); and also this: _out.write(str,0,length);
}
{} catch (Exception)
Returns true;
}
};
mainScreen.add (button1);
pushScreen (mainScreen);
}
}

It connects, but I get char by char on the server, I don't get the whole string,

NB.

I use BlackBerry 9000.

Help, please

Thank you

Yet it is not unclear to me where you got this "journal" of? What is your application custom server-side? Are you sure that there are no problems there?

Could you implement a sniffer on your server and check the real network packets? I still think that the data must be send BB in much bigger than a few character pieces.

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