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I am currently writing naive network code for a project and a mate hinted me at the possibility that when I send a package of information from the server to all clients in an iterative fashion I might get intense lag when one of the clients is not responding properly. He is reknown for trolling so I was kind of sceptical when implementing a secondary thread that is now responsible to send data over to a client, having a queue that the Server simply adds the packages over that is then read by the thread to send data. The question I now have after thinking it over is weather or not the OutputStream of a Java Socket actually queues the stuff he wants to send by itself, thus eliminating the need of a queue beforehand. The possibility of having intense problems occurrs only when the Server is blocking as long as he does not get a response from a client that the sent object was recieved. Thanks.
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