NIO Socket and Windows telnet

I used NIO to construct a server application, but when I access it via windows telnet(C:\windows\telnet.exe)every character input will activate the server to deal it. How to avoid it.I mean that before I click return key, the registerkey has become readable().

[282 byte] By [tigertdfa] at [2007-9-30 0:31:10]

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# 1

Try changing the terminal type in your telnet program.

Terminal->Preferences

True Story:

I wrote a Telnet application (a minimud) a couple of years ago and just couldn't figure out how to get my telnet app to connect to the server (running on the same machine). I tried for about a week and then gave up in disgust.

I came back six months later to have another crack at it and it worked perfectly first time!

Very strange! (I've heard of bit rot (where a program degrades over time), but this was the reverse. Spooky)

rickcarsona at 2007-7-16 5:02:11 >

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# 2

I tried the 4 types that windows provided.>telnet -t vt100/vt52/ansi/vtnt .......But nothing chang.

tigertdfa at 2007-7-16 5:02:11 >

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