[java] java socket

Hello

As I know, in TCP/IP you got succesful ACK from first gateway. I guess, you need to impelemnt new protocol

Lekha

The TCP protocol guarantees that messages are delivierd. So there is no need to check if a message reaches the destination. What can ahppen though is that the connection goes down and that is deteched by a exception when trying to read/write to a socket.

Lizard

Sorry, I mistekened :( I thought you intention was to know the time when packet REACHES destination.

So in this case use PrintWriter.checkError(). Uncomment out.close() to see error :)

try		{			Socket s = new Socket( "www.google.com", 80 );			OutputStream outS = s.getOutputStream();			PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter( new OutputStreamWriter( outS ), true );						out.print("GET");			if( out.checkError() )				System.out.println("First packet FAILED!");			else				System.out.println("First packet is OK!");			//			out.close();			out.println(" / HTTP/1.0\r\n\r\n");			if( out.checkError() )				System.out.println("Second packet FAILED!");			else				System.out.println("Second packet is OK");			out.close();			s.close();		} catch (Exception ex)		{			ex.printStackTrace();		}

Lekha

thank you, .checkError() worked perfectly