1. What is the best resizable circular byte buffer available in Java? stackoverflow.comI need a byte buffer class in Java for single-threaded use. I should be able to insert data at the back of the buffer and read data at the front, with ... |
2. Buffers and bytes? stackoverflow.comCould someone explain to me the uses of using buffers, and perhaps some simple (documented) examples of a buffer in use. Thanks. I lack much knowledge in this area of Java programming, ... |
3. Expanding Java Memory-Mapped Byte Buffer stackoverflow.comIs there a way to expand the Java memory-mapped byte buffer such that the new size is reflected back to the mapped file on disk? |
4. What is the best resizable byte buffer available in Java? stackoverflow.comI need a byte buffer class in Java for single-threaded use. The buffer should resize when it's full, rather than throw an exception or something. Very important issue for me is ... |
5. byte[] buffer or byte buffer[] coderanch.comIn the "C++" language -- whose syntax Java borrows from, heavily -- the brackets always follow the variable name. int counts[]; The problem with this notation is that it doesn't read well. "int counts array -- oh, an array of int named counts." Java introduced a variation: int[] counts; which reads better -- "int array counts". The two words that describe ... |
6. Should I use a temp buffer to gunzip bytes to bytes? forums.oracle.comI would question the design at both ends. (a) Why does the zipped data have to be in memory in a byte array? why not process an InputStream? and (b) why does the unzipped data have to be returned as a byte array? why not as another InputStream? That way you don't ever have to have all the data either zipped ... |
7. java Byte Buffer forums.oracle.comHi, well i am new to java and i dont know much, well i am facing problem with ByteBuffer class in java and from java documentaion i came to know that when ever a call to allocate() happens ByteBuffer will be a alocated with native byte ordering as BIG_ENDIAN, but some times a call to allocate()/allocateDirect() is giving byte ordering as ... |
8. quick way to copy byte buffer to string forums.oracle.comOk, my bad. Yes this was the CharBuffer. Actually I screwed up in utf encoding while sending all this **** over the sockets. But this piece just slowed everything down in addition. Still, let me formulate it as a general question. I encode a String into utf8 byte[] array. Then I write it to socket using ByteBuffer. Then I read it ... |