Question: Get output from queueAndFlush
See original GitHub issueHello,
I am wondering if there is anyway to send a request to the server with the below, and get the result output back. Example:
var result = Packet.builder().putByte(2).putString(message).queueAndFlush(client);
Any hint appreciated. Thanks.
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Updating the Client.java to latest version fixed the issue. I was struggling with it for days!! Thanks @jhg023 😃 I close this then.
@bytecod3r Ideally another issue should be opened, but I’m fine with answering more questions here.
Both I and many others use SimpleNet in a production environment, where some of us are even sending more than 500 KB of data every 100ms.
A few days ago, I fixed an issue where chunked packets were not being received correctly, and deployed version 1.6.6 of SimpleNet. Is this the version that you’re testing with?
If so, this could indicate that a bug is present in either your code or in SimpleNet.
Assuming you’ve tested your code with the latest version of SimpleNet, are you able to create a repository with the affected code so I can take a look to see if I can spot anything wrong?