Java UDP sends fractional numbers (harder)

Code all from: http://825635381.iteye.com/blog/2046882, here thank you very much, I ran the test under, very correct, thank you AH

Service-Side program:

 PackageUdpserver;ImportJava.io.*;Importjava.net.*;/*** Service side * 1, create service + port * 2, prepare to accept container byte array * 3, package the receiving container into package Datagrampacket * 4, accept data * 5, parse data convert byte array to--------"Various types of data * 6. Releasing Resources*/    Public classserver { Public Static voidMain (string[] args)throwsIOException {//1. Create a service + portDatagramsocket Server =NewDatagramsocket (9999); //2. Prepare to accept containers        byte[] container =New byte[1024]; //3. Package Datagrampacket (byte buf[], int length)Datagrampacket packet =NewDatagrampacket (container, container.length); //4. Acceptance of data (blocked acceptance)server.receive (packet); //5. Analyze Data        Doubledata =convert (Packet.getdata ());          SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN (data); //6. Releasing ResourcesServer.close (); }             Public Static DoubleConvertbyte[] data)throwsioexception {datainputstream dis=NewDataInputStream (Newbytearrayinputstream (data)); Doublenum =dis.readdouble ();          Dis.close (); returnnum; }  }

Client program:

 PackageUdpClient;ImportJava.io.*;Importjava.net.*;/*** String data type of communication * 1, create client + port * 2, prepare data byte array * 3, package data and specify destination and port to send * 4, send * 5, Release * * Think: Send type of data how to deal with object numbers Wait * 1, create client + port * 2, prepare data to convert various types of data into--------byte array *************************************** * 3, package data and specify the destination and port to send * 4, Send * 5, Release*/   Public classClient { Public Static voidMain (string[] args)throwsIOException {//1. Create a client + portDatagramsocket client =NewDatagramsocket (8888); //2. Prepare the data byte array to be sent        DoubleD = 123.2345; byte[] data =convert (d); //3. Package The data and specify the destination and port to send Datagrampacket (byte buf[], int length, inetaddress address, int port)InetAddress address = Inetaddress.getbyname ("127.0.0.1"); Datagrampacket Packet=NewDatagrampacket (data, data.length, address, 9999); //4. Sendclient.send (packet); //5. ReleaseClient.close (); }            /*** Byte array datasource + data output stream *@paramd *@return      * @throwsIOException*/       Public Static byte[] CONVERT (DoubleDthrowsIOException {byte[] data =NULL; //Write DataBytearrayoutputstream BOS =NewBytearrayoutputstream (); DataOutputStream dos=NewDataOutputStream (BOS);          Dos.writedouble (d);                    Dos.flush (); //Get Datadata =Bos.tobytearray ();          Dos.close (); returndata; }  }

The server-side console displays the number that the client issued:

123.2345

Java UDP sends fractional numbers (harder)