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1. Sending int through socket in Java    stackoverflow.com

What is the best possible way to send an int through a socket in Java? Right now I'm looking at

sockout.write((byte)( length >> 24 ));
sockout.write((byte)( (length << 8) >> 24 ));
sockout.write((byte)( ...

2. java converting ints to send over network    stackoverflow.com

Is there a built in function to convert ints to Big-endian or little-endian for sending over the network? like htonl and ntohl in c Also, is there something similar to strings, datetime, ...

3. Unsigned Int in Java    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to implement an existing network protocol which makes heavy use of Unsigned datatypes, which are not supported by Java. What I currently do is for each datatype, chose the ...

4. Writing unsigned int of 4 bytes over network    stackoverflow.com

I have problem writing an unsigned 4 bytes int in java. Either writing a long value in java has different result on 64 bit MacOS and 32 bit Linux (Ubuntu) OR Writing to network ...

5. send an int value over the network    coderanch.com

My goal is to send an int value from one computer to another. Presently, I am running the code for sending and recieving on local host alone. The sending code is executed by the "main" thread and the recieving code is executed by the thread that was forked from the main.The child thread also listens for incoming requests by "main" thread. ...

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