depends upon the context, a lot of times you will check to see if bytesRead > -1 or sometimes you check for CRLF (carriage return line feed), other times you will pass how many bytes you will be...

are you wanting dynamic variable names?

if so you can't do that in java
you can use an ArrayList or HashMap to store a name and a class


String userSpecifiedName = "SunServer";...

sorry, forgot it was java, here's a sample java tcplistener

http://www.koders.com/java/fid857615100E60AA30093DF6D87C3135D7AE75C4F5.aspx

friend lol, we do seem a bit hostile
i can bet this is the sharekahn app i have saw tons of problems about

just because i am nice, check out this link, the bottom post...

you can pass parameters using


<applet .....
<PARAM name="param" value="value">
</applet>


in your init

ahhh, math junkie then lol


this might be helpful as well, more of the logic side, than the graphical
http://bytes.com/forum/thread645269.html

In the instructions it states:

As you can see from the above two runs, the user will be asked to specify the size of the twodimensional
array. So if the user inputs the value (5), then the array...