OutputStream os = new FileOutputStream('/Test. InputStream in = clientSocket.getInputStream() ('Client Socket Connected : ' + clientSocket.getInetAddress()) Socket clientSocket = serverSocket.accept() This article describes how to direct a Raspberry Pi with any conventional IR remote control and how to send IR signals from a Pi to control other devices. ('Server Socket bounded to Port : ' + serverSocket.getLocalPort()) ServerSocket serverSocket = new ServerSocket(9999)

Click the Show options button at the bottom left. The window will show the current connection in the computer box or you can select a previous session from the drop down. ('**********Server Program**************') You can start the Remote Desktop Connection from Start > All Programs > Accessories > Remote Desktop Connection or run Mstsc.exe from the Run dialog or Search box. If /b follows destination, the copy command doesn't add an end-of-file character (CTRL+Z). The problem is I can see the transfer for bytes on both the Server and Client but when I see the size of the Test.txt file after running these codes, it is ZERO. The effect of /b depends on its position in the commandline string: - If /b follows source, the copy command copies the entire file, including any end-of-file character (CTRL+Z).

Client tries to transfer a File say 'testprgm.txt' of Size say 2000B to Server, where it saves it as 'Test.txt'. I have the following Server and Client codes.

The connection program copy