[jcifs] Quick jCIFS doco question.

[Michael B Allen]

> From the jCIFS javadoc:
>
> jcifs.smb.client.tcpNoDelay
>   If this property is true , the socket that jCIFS uses will wait for a
>   fraction of a second to collect several messages for more efficient
>   transmission in one packet. This sets the setTcpNoDelay for the NetBIOS
>   socket to true. By default Java sockets and the jCIFS client do not delay;
>   the default value is false.
>
> That seems backward.  If TCP_NODELAY is set (true) then there should be, er,
> "no delay".

You're right. The property description is wrong. In fact the description should
just refer to the socket.setTcpNoDelay() method.

Mike

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