AS3 to java server

Ok i got this code, but it will only sends the message "MESSAGE HERE" after the connection is closed.

var xml_s=new XMLSocket();
xml_s.connect("localhost", 2004);
xml_s.addEventListener(Event.CONNECT,xmlsocket);//OnConnect//
xml_s.addEventListener(Event.CLOSE,xmlsocket);//OnDisconnect//
xml_s.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR,xmlsocket);//Unable To Connect//


function xmlsocket(Event):void{
switch(Event.type){
case 'ioError':
cout.text="error";
break;
case 'connect':
cout.text="connected";
break;
case 'close':
cout.text="disconnect";
break;
}
}
xml_s.send("MESSAGE HERE");

That's because it's unindented and without [code] tags.

>>2
INDENT MY ANUS

>>1
So, does the connection ever open in the first place?

Please avoid computers from now on. If possible, for the rest of your life.

>>4
yes the connection opens fine. just that the message appears on the command prompt only after the connection is closed.

>>5
HURR DURR AM I COOL YET GUISE?

>>6
HURR DURR AM I COOL YET GUISE?
This line, along with the lack of (a?) sage, is just cementing the belief that you are clearly new here (and also a moron, as Xarn would put it).

>>7
Atleast i know how to program, you on the other hand can only tell other people to fuck off beucase you you dont know shit.

>>8
I doubt that, since a large part of programming is solving problems. This problem appears unsolved.

>>8
i know how to program
Clearly. IHBT.

>>10
Have you ever heard of "learning something new?"

Guess not.

>>8
At least I am capable of observation and adapting to [spoiler[/prog/[/spoiler]'s customs. Not to mention that I can punctuate my posts.
>>11
I'm acquainted with the idea of ``learning something new''. What you are doing could pass as a poor attempt at that. Don't worry, though, there are still simple (rudimentary!) things you can learn, formatting your fucking code being one of them.

See, you made me angry enough to FUQ UP my ^B_BCode.