I have the following simple code in my netty project, it expects to read an integer from the upstream. No encoder is in the pipeline.
I am using JDK 7\'s WatchService to monitor directories. The ENTRY_DELETE event tells me an entry has been deleted. I can get the name of that entry doing something similar to:
I am trying to write a TCP server that reads data sent by the client. I want to keep the client connection open after the read to be able to read any subsequent data sent.
Please help me understand the following: I create a CharBuffer using CharBuffer.wrapped(new char[12], 2, 10) (array, offset, length)
Is there a way (without buffering the whole Inputstream) to take the HttpServletRequest from a Java Servlet and write it out to a file using all NIO?Is it even worth trying?Will it be any faster readi
I just wrote some NIO-code and wonder how to stress-test my implementation regarding SocketChannel.write(ByteBuffer) not able to write the whole byte-buf开发者_StackOverflow社区fer
I\'m having a bit 开发者_开发问答of a strange problem with an application using the Files.probeContentType(path)-method to test for file type: On both my Ubuntu and Fedora systems, it works fine, but
I have an inputStream and i want to write it to a file. I saw NIO and 开发者_运维技巧the FileChannel which has the method \"transferTo\" ou \"transferFrom\" and i know how to create the WriteableChan
could someone please explain to me, how in netty \"Downstream Exceptions\" are handeled? According to the javadoc there are no Downstream exceptions:
using java.nio one has to register interest in operations via the SelectableChannel: SelectionKey = SelectableChannel.register(selector, interestInOpsBitmask)
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