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As the receivebuffer of the Socket is set after connecting the socket, it is less effective than it could be for buffer sizes >= 64 kilobyte as the window scaling option will not have been set in the handshake and the larger receive buffer size therefor goes unused (sendbuffersize is unaffected).
The implementation will need to be changed to use unconnected sockets, set buffer sizes and then connect.
Submitted by: @mrotteveel
Relate to JDBC279
As the receivebuffer of the Socket is set after connecting the socket, it is less effective than it could be for buffer sizes >= 64 kilobyte as the window scaling option will not have been set in the handshake and the larger receive buffer size therefor goes unused (sendbuffersize is unaffected).
The implementation will need to be changed to use unconnected sockets, set buffer sizes and then connect.
Commits: 5fe0bea
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