Seperate read and write thread example

hi.
can anyone tell me a simplest way to implement thread to read and write from the socket seperately without blocing each other?
how do i create seperate threads for a client to write and read from a serversocket?
maskeeeee

hi.
can anyone tell me a simplest way to implement thread
to read and write from the socket seperately without
blocing each other?
how do i create seperate threads for a client to write
and read from a serversocket?Extend java.lang.Thread or implement java.lang.Runnable
and RTFM for both of them. Lots of nice code examples in them thar
API docs.
matfud

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