> The records picked up by the server are frequently appended. For
> example the third record is appended to the second and the fourth may
> be appended to the first up to the size of the read buffer. The first
> message/record always "appears" to come in on it's own.
TCP has no record boundaries. You need to impose your own. A standard approach
is to send a length first then as data comes in your reblock it until you
have a message, then process it
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