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using sockets from within my servlet

 
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I have a servlet that connects to a legacy server via a socket connection. it then reads/writes over this socket. It works fine in Tomcat, but I've ported the servlet over to Websphere and I can't seem to write to the socket. It connects just fine, but when I go to Write, the server never reads anything and I don't have any errors.

The code is pretty simple socket stuff. This part lives in my servlet:


This code lives in my Server which is just a POJO:


Like I said, I don't hit any exceptions. The servlet sends off his message in the write, but the server never gets anything to read in the buffer.

Is this a problem in Websphere? Do I need to configure anything?

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Is it possible that the output flush method must be called?
How does the sever end determine that it has gotten a complete transmission?
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