Simple problem I think

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Besides the fact that main is throwing exceptions instead of just placing the code inside of the try/catch block that you already have, it's not bad. Yeah, you have it: that is the basics of socket connections. Create an input stream, an output stream and go. I personally use the ObjectOutputStream and ObjectInputStream when I do socket implementations, but that's just me.

Have you tried to run it? What do you get?

When I run it nothing happens, so I'm confused... not sure what the problem could be. >.<

I'm suppose to get a String returned from the server, not sure if it is a coding error on my end, or if the Server isn't sending it to me. When I send the new line character, I should be replied with the current time. What do you suggest?

Try reading the input stream until the end of stream is reached. When I ran your code the input stream contained a blank line before the data line.

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Originally Posted by keang

Try reading the input stream until the end of stream is reached. When I ran your code the input stream contained a blank line before the data line.

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Once again Keang you've helped me. You catch these little things really well. Thank you so much Keang!

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You catch these little things really well.

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When you've made as many mistakes as I have you get good at correcting them. :)

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Thank you so much Keang

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My pleasure.

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Originally Posted by keang

When you've made as many mistakes as I have you get good at correcting them. :)

My pleasure.

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Isn't that the truth; I right there with you!