// Simple test of the Java client class// Keith Vertanen 4/99import java.io.*;import java.net.*;import Client;public class java_client_test {   static int SIZE = 10;		// how many items in each packet   static int NUM_PACKS = 3;		// how many repetitions to do   public static void main( String args[] ) throws IOException   {	int port = 5010;	int dataport = 5011;	int rev = 1;	if (args.length<1)	{		System.out.println("Not enough command line arguments!");		System.out.println("     java_client_test system-name (port) (dataport) (reversed bytes)");		System.out.println("");	}	else	{		if (args.length>3)		{			port = (new Integer(args[1])).intValue();			dataport = (new Integer(args[2])).intValue();			rev = (new Integer(args[3])).intValue();		}		Client myclient = new Client(port, dataport, args[0],rev);			double C[];		byte D[];		C = new double[SIZE];		D = new byte[SIZE];		for (int i=0; i<SIZE; i++)		{			C[i] = i*i + 0.5;			D[i] = (byte) i;		}		for (int i=0; i<NUM_PACKS; i++)		{			myclient.recv_bytes(D, SIZE);			myclient.send_doubles(C, SIZE);		}		myclient.closesocket();			}   }}