When transferring files they get corrupted with java sockets?

On the server: ouput. WriteLong(size) you don't seem to handle this on the client side, you just append it to the downloaded file as if it was part of the binary data.

On the server: ouput. WriteLong(size); you don't seem to handle this on the client side, you just append it to the downloaded file as if it was part of the binary data.

It looks like you send the length of the file from the server to the client: ouput. WriteLong(size); but your client code never does anything with the transmitted size, so it takes up the first few bytes of the file.

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