You don't need a loop that goes "if available() .... Thread.sleep".
Just calling read() will block until there is data available, and do so
more efficiently than Thread.sleep (for a blocking socket, that is).
Also, your loop always tries to read 1024 bytes. If the other side
writes some number of bytes that's less than that, and gracefully closes
the connection, the loop will never complete.
Should be easy to find out where things go wrong by using the debugger,
you can select the thread running this code in the Debug perspective and
click "pause". After that, look at the call stack.
-- Kostya
03.05.2011 8:41, Anila Khwaja пишет:
I've written a piece of code which connects through socket and receive
data to load bitmap image on phone ... it works perfectly in android
2.3.X but blocks the data on android 2.2 when bytes read reached
2048.. it doesn't read anything more than that and get stucked over
there
I read on multiple forums that android 2.2 block large files but if
the data on stream can split into chunks then it can be read.
here is the piece of code i've written for it
isRvcdData = socket.getInputStream();
byte[] chunk = new byte[1024];
if (socket.isConnected()&&
!socket.isClosed())
{
while (isRvcdData.available()<
chunkLength)
{
Thread.sleep(10);
}
iByteLengthRead =
isRvcdData.read(chunk, 0, 1024);
}
please help me out as how to read the whole data from stream on
android 2.2
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