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Hmm, I was just about to ask that question

Well you could just generate the effect yourself you need to check for the lowest, and keep looping till your new array is the size of the original:

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Just showing some love for this post I've always messed around with the mail api, but never could figure out the connect method

Thanks

EDIT:

For people using the newer version of Mail api...

A class cannot extent two classes, however if the ApplicationFrame is a Interface implement the AplicationFrame after Exending the JFrame:



public class Main extends JFrame implements...

I put it together as:


public static String encrypt(String s) {
for(char letter : s.toCharArray()) {
s += (char) ((letter - 32 + 3) % 96 + 32);
}
return...

Hello aspiring programming,this is a good example of the power of StringBuilder



public StringBuilder consoleText = new StringBuilder();

public void println(String s) {
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Oh wow, now I understand what you mean. Thanks for clearing that up :cool: =D>

I know it's 4mb, I can send it within a minute or less, Im trying to get it sent within a fraction of a second (%)



Aren't 2+ socket's on different ports possessive of their own input-stream?,...

Ill have the port method benched soon, (Wrapping up some loose ends).

As for compression, I've attempted various methods including that of the Deflater, and Inflater class but the time the...

Well since no one is posting my idea is hosting multiple sockets on different ports similar to a torrent client, sending the blocks then mashing them together.

Any other ideas?

Hey Ive been working on a system for awhile now, I recommend before any of the hardware control you start of with the image sending (The actual viewing), I personally used a robot peer to take make...

Joined it, very structured site. Loving it

This isn't really a help topic, Im just looking for opinions

If you needed to send 4,000,000 bytes (4 million), as quick as possible, assuming the client was not on your localhost.

Would you...

I recomend using JNA, Website Here

It's much more simplistic,

Then use this sample code:


import com.sun.jna.Native;
import com.sun.jna.win32.StdCallLibrary;

Hmm, Im thinking has somthing to do with network, rather then inputStream itself, let me do some tests.

First is the server, but either way it shouldnt matter right?, InputStream is still an InputStream,

and me writing the id, and the length, shouldn't matter, it's not incorporated to the initial...

Is there a limit to the amount of byte's the InputStream of a socket, can be filled up to at a current moment?

I assumed the max was Integer.MAX_AMOUNT,

Hmmm

hello folks.

Small question, pain in my ass.

Anyway, the reason i've asked this question is due to this sample code,

Client sided:


output.write(packet.getId());

I thought the actual Socket object it self would provide a way to overcome that.

Well for one, make the method static otherwise the feild "numMyClass" is a new value every instance, and in terms of removing, you need to override the "finalize" method, called by the garbage...

Alright before you comment, Im thinking in perspective to sockets.

Before I go to my question, Ill show an example of what I mean.

A simple socket to connect to a server can be created like:
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Cheers, happy the class is named Time.

Uber bump?

I solved this issue so long ago.

Haha fixed didn't relize there was a field "written" within the datainputstream.

Thanks JSon for your attempt anyway.

Yes the off is offset from within the actual byte array you begin off, the len is the actual length you base off of that,

The method within the actual DatainputStream would look simular to this:
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Im trying to make genuine use of the "seek" method in RandomFileAccess,

Would the getPosistion within this class be a valid marker for the current posistion? (As you may as already geuss Im here...