My servlet reads from a binary file using the FileInputStream.read(). This returns -1 if end of file is reached. It then sends the bytes of the file to the client over the response stream.
I have written some data to a file manually i.e. not by my application.开发者_如何转开发 My code is reading the data char by char and storing them in different arrays but my program gets stuck when
I wrote the most innocuous C program but I can\'t get the expected result. I hope you can tell where my error is.
i am trying to implement a simple server application in java. all it does is read in a message on the tcp/ip and stores it as a string this is my code.
I used \"cin\" to read words from input stream, which like int main( ){ string word; while (cin >> word){
I have a Win32 application that reads PDFs using iTextSharp which inserts an image into the document as a seal.
In C, I can read an input and stop the program when it reaches the end of file (EOF). Like so. #include <stdio.h>
I am writing a parser in Java and trying to leverage Java\'s PushbackReader. My parser may need to backtrack if it guessed incorrectly - but once the reader reaches EOF, that fails.
I am trying to remotely untar a file using fabric 0.92, but am receiving an EOF from paramiko. def deployFile(self, localdir, remoteroot, filename):
I am building a client/server model but using sockets, using named pipes, with mkfifo(). A client writes output into the name pipe, and I read the input in my server using:
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