Hi, I added yet another functionality to TelnetClient, which is very handy to debug: You can spy what's going on in the TelnetClient session by registering to it an OutputStream. TelnetClient will copy all the session activity on the registered outputstream.
- TelnetClient: added two new methods (registerSpyStream(), stopSpyStream()) - Telnet: Added new methods to manage the spy stream - TelneInputStream: calls a Telnet's method to copy the received chars on the output stream - TelnetClientExample3: It is a new example showing the use of registerSpyStream() an stopSpyStream(). It opens a telnet connection to a server, then listen to port 3333. Just connect to port 3333 with an external telnet, then type SPY on the TelnetClientExample3 terminal and you will see all the TelnetClient traffic copied on the telnet connection to port 3333. UNSPY will stop spying the connection. I enclose another patch which includes all the preceeding + the new spy stream functionality (sources + JUnit tests). Again, sorry for sending so many versions of this patch, I'm just adding the functions I need one at a time when I have got some free time to do that. If you ave some comments or need some explanation, please contact me. Bruno
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