Problems with a Java socket client

Hi,
I'm using the following piece of code to recieve from a C++ server a string of chars:
TcpCli = new Socket(m_HostIP, m_HostPorta);
String msg="";
int lenSocketBuffer=0;
BufferedInputStream in = new BufferedInputStream(TcpCli.getInputStream());
lenSocketBuffer=in.available();
if (lenSocketBuffer > 0)
saveBuff = new byte[lenSocketBuffer];
in.read(saveBuff,0,lenSocketBuffer);
msg = saveBuff.toString();
I have verified that the creation of the Socket is OK (using debug on the Server side) and that the Server sends to the Client what I expect to receive. The length of the buffer read in lenSocketBuffer is OK but when I receive the buffer using in.read I find a string that is something like this: "[B@7b6889" which is a completely different buffer from what the server sends and much more shorter then the value of lenSocketBuffer.
Where is the problem? Please, help me.
Thank you.

replace...
msg = saveBuff.toString();
with...
msg = new String(saveBuff);
saveBuff.toString() returns the string-representation of the object saveBuff. new String(saveBuff) creates a new String-Object with the bytes of the given array.

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