Image over http

I was trying to send an image from a midlet through the internet as a byte stream. I am using tomcat server. I am using jsp page for receiving the byte stream and storing in a file. But seems, if i send the entire image (15 kbytes) it is not sent.
this problem happens only when it is send through internet. But within LAN it is working.
Any solution.

hi
how u have implement ur connection interface .
Use thread for making connection that will send request for connection after some time(depend on ur sleep() time)
because Internet is much slow as compare to ur LAN speed so i think requesting for connection single time works well for ur LAN but not on internet.
i think u got ur answer
regards
akash
Indiagames Ltd
India
[email protected]

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