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Record binary files
Hi,
In my project I need to record some structures into a binary files.
some requirements:
1. the recording need to be in a separate task (separate context)
2. the size of each binary file need to be of X bytes (i.e one file can contains several records, and just when there are enough records a new file will be record)
Is there an implementation of this in Java ? or Do I need to develop it by my own ?
Thank's
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Re: Record binary files
You'll need to develop it.
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Re: Record binary files
Thank's
Do you know if there is an implementation to those requirements in the net ?
I know that there is an implementation for logger (log4j) and I thought maybe there is an implementation for this too ?
THANKS AGAIN
Re: Record binary files
Sorry, I don't see how your requirements for what is written to a file would be any of use in another project.
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Re: Record binary files
The propose of those requirements is to save write operations (it is better to write buffer of 1MB instead of 10 writes of 100K buffers)...
Re: Record binary files
I missed the discussion about buffering.
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