The problem is as follows:
- The server application sent a serialized class to the client
- The client application receives a byte array
- The received byte array includes the data sent from the server but
also garbage bytes
My question is, is it possible for an application to write to the TCP
socket without me explicity calling the socket.send() method? If not,
are there any suggestion on why the client application may be
receiving the original data intermingled with garbage data?
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