In previous versions of Java, I would read a file by creating a buffered reader like this: BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(\"file.txt\"));
I meet a big file(much GB),and I want to jump to specific line directly, and then read some line from that...
We are using Java ByteBuffer for socket communication with a C++ server. We know Java is Big-endian and Socket communication is also Big-endian. So whenever the byte stream received and put into a Byt
For new applications written in Java 7, is there any reason to use a java.io.File object any more or can we consider it deprecated?
I have an input开发者_开发技巧 byte array which I would like to feed to the standard input of an external program (Process). Also, I would like to collect the output in a byte array.
I\'m writing a program to simulate peers on a P2P network using Java NIO non-blocking sockets. The idea is to have each peer use the same code for sending and receiving messages as well as a server to
What Charset does ByteBuffer.asCharBuffer() use? It seems to convert 3 bytes to one character on my system.
I am implementing a logging system for scattered web load testing application. It requires remote agents to send log events to controller frequently (5-10 events per second) with large log messages (
i am developing a turn based multiplayer game with flex and blazeds. Problem is that i read that the blazeds can handle only hundereds of concurrent users,but this can be increased by using nio server
I\'m using RESTEasy asynchronous (Comet) IO support on Tomcat 6 via the NIO Connector. Currently, TCP connections are getting dropped by the server after each response is sent back to the client.