IIRC I used DataInputStream instead of BufferedReader for a reason, I
can't exactly recall why.
Most likely I wanted to avoid reading more than the current input
request wanted to process - BufferedReader may be too greedy and
swallow content that was supposed to go to a subsequent request or
even
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004, Kevin Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Now uses BufferedReader and not DataInputStream. To avoid deprecated
> call to readLine
IIRC I used DataInputStream instead of BufferedReader for a reason, I
can't exactly recall why.
Most likely I wanted to avoid reading more than
Now uses BufferedReader and not DataInputStream. To avoid deprecated
call to readLine
Sorry JUnit test included requires some user intervention (getting data
from System.in)
Kev
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