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zhebin_cong
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Thursday, August 5, 2004 08:40 PM
hello one the difference between old io and new io is that the old io read data BYTE-BY-BYTE,but the new io read data IN CHUNKS. sample code snippet about the nio socket reading as following: ByteBuffer buffer=ByteBuffer.allocate(1024); ....... ....... socketChannel.read(buffer);. the socket read the data in chunk to the buffer,not like the old io that read data by byte-by-byte loop.this machanism can be efficent.but also introduce a new problem,that is:how can i determine the buffer size in the developing time,because i don't know the message length that come from the socket,it is RANDOM,as you can see.i assign a 1024-
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hello
one the difference between old io and new io is that the old io read data BYTE-BY-BYTE,but the new io read data IN CHUNKS.
sample code snippet about the nio socket reading as following:
ByteBuffer buffer=ByteBuffer.allocate(1024);
.......
.......
socketChannel.read(buffer);.
the socket read the data in chunk to the buffer,not like the old io that read data by byte-by-byte loop.this machanism can be efficent.but also introduce a new problem,that is:how can i determine the buffer size in the developing time,because i don't know the message length that come from the socket,it is RANDOM,as you can see.i assign a 1024-byte buffer in the code snippet,but if the message length is 2048 in the run time,my application will throw the overflow exception,who have a good idea to deal with such problem?
thank you
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