How to calculate bytes received

Hai
i am transferring files in rmi by reading it contents & send it as argument to server. In this i want to find amount of bytes received by server for a file how to find this plz help me
Thanks in advance

From what I see, I assume that the client is making a block transfer request, and the server is responding with a byte array.
o The simplest way to figure out the total length of the file - up front - would be to have the file transfer start with some kind of "open" (RMI) message, and have that request receive the total file size as a return value.
o The user can total the length from each byte array, and that is how much FILE data he has received.

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