UDP Datagram Reply Issue

Hello Everyone....
I'm doing a project in which i need to send datagrams to clients waiting on particular port. I want the client to reply to the server's port from which the datagram is sent. Is this possible ?
I have tried this by creating a DatagramSocket with empty constructor and sent the packet to the particular port on client. In turn, on receiving the packet from the server, the client sends the reply to the port got from received DatagramPacket's getPort method.. But, I'm not getting the packet back to the server.
Please help me...
Thanking you in advance...
R. Kaja Mohideen

Received DatagramPacket already has source address and port set, so you could simply do:
packet.setData(.....);
socket.send(packet);

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