1. error with FileOutputStream stackoverflow.comI'm having trouble with the following code. I'm trying to write to a .ppm file, and I get "Red.java:6: unreported exception java.io.FileNotFoundException; must be caught or declared to be thrown" ... |
2. I can't delete a file in java stackoverflow.comI'm trying to delete a file, after writing something in it, with |
3. InputStreams being GCed stackoverflow.comI know that if I do something like FileInputStreams, closing them. But if I do
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4. Get file name from FileOutputStream stackoverflow.comIs there a way to get the file name from a |
5. Java Progress Bar Help stackoverflow.comI need to implement a progress bar for the following task delay |
6. Inputstream and Outputstream with reading a list of files stackoverflow.comI have this ArrayList files |
7. Java "Formatter" vs. "FileOutputStream": Very simple explanation desired of when to use which stackoverflow.comI am learning the basics of Java IO and cannot find what I would think would be covered in basic discussions of IO in java: without getting into subtleties or complexities ... |
8. why are java RandomAccessFile so much slower than FileOutputStream? stackoverflow.comas long as I can understand java api, opening a RandomAccessFile using "rw" does not write ervery single byte synchronously on the underlying storage device, unlike with "rws" or "rwd". Why ... |
9. How to overwrite one property in .properties without overwriting the whole file? stackoverflow.comBasically, I have to overwrite a certain property in a .properties file through a Java app, but when I use Properties.setProperty() and Properties.Store() it overwrites the whole file rather than just ... |
10. FileOutputStream Reflection stackoverflow.comI was just wondering if there was some way I could actually rename the method of the FileOutputStream using reflection in Java. I'm in a Java programming class in college, we ... |
11. FileOutputStream into FileInputStream stackoverflow.comWhat is the simplest way to convert a FileOutputStream into FileInputStream (a piece of code would be great)? |
12. The FileOutputStream coderanch.comHi, I'm taking my SCJP exam tomorrow afternoon and was working through some practice exams. I came accross this one on Boones' Exam number 38: -------------------------------------------------------------- Question 38: What does the following code do? File f = new File("hello.test"); FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream(f); Create a new file named "hello.test" if it does not yet exist. It also opens the file ... |
13. FileOutputStream coderanch.comStuding for the SCJP I was supprised to learn that the following code will actually create the file if it doesn't already exist. Whey then does the constructor FileoutputStream(File file) declare that it throws a FileNotFoundException. public class FileTest { public static void main(String [] args) throws IOException{ File f= new File(args[0]); FileOutputStream f1=new FileOutputStream(f); System.out.println("done"); } } |
14. adding a newline character to a file using fileoutputstream coderanch.com |
15. How to get filename from FileOutputStream? coderanch.comHi, I have a FileOutputStream and I need to get the location (or just the name of the file) from it. I see that there are functions: FileChannel getChannel() FileDescriptor getFD() But they don't seem to have the filename either. I would have thought that this is an easy task, but it doesn't seem so. I need something like myFileOutputStream.getFilename(); Thanks, ... |
16. FileLocks and FileInputStream/ FileOutputStream coderanch.comOk, new to java questions. 1) I'm a little confused about if/when explicit close() is needed. I've seen code like: Properties prop = new Properties(); prop.setProperty("one", "1"); prop.store(new FileOutputStream("c:\\$user\\test\\file.properties"),"master"); where nothing explicitly is done with the file except that temporary FileOutputStream. If I had a reference to the FileOutputStream and kept it around for a while, would I need to close() ... |
17. Problem in streaming & creating files using FileOutputStream coderanch.comHello, I am having two image files with its size. Now what i want to do is ,i want to send the file size & then the whole data of the file to a servlet. What i am doing is on the client side: Opening the connection to that file Getting the fileSize Opening the httpConnection to the servlet opening an ... |
18. FileOutputStream exception coderanch.comhi i am doing application where i want to store file in images folder under my project directory. iam also changing the file name with attributes taken from seesion. I am taking context path using request.getContentType() I am not able save the file using FileOutputStream i am attching my code <%! String userid=null; String companyid=null; String concat=null; %> <% userid=(String)session.getAttribute("userID"); companyid=(String)session.getAttribute("companyId"); ... |
19. Deleting files created using FileOutputStream coderanch.comHi, Can anyone tell me how I can delete a file which is created using FileOutputStream. For Ex., FileOutputStream fo = new FileOutputStream("Test.fo",false) ; The above statement creates a file called "Test.fo". Now I do some processing with it and at the end of it, I would like to delete it. Please suggest. |
20. Hai i need Help in FileOutputStream ! coderanch.comhai friends ! When i try to compile the below code , the data is being overridden , i need append the lines ,i mean i need to add few more line without replacing the old lines. can you help me in that ? The code is as follows CODE import java.io.*; public class WriteByteArrayToFile { public static void main(String[] args) ... |
21. Hai again came with a another error in fileoutputstream coderanch.comHai friends when i compile this coding i cant find my input in the demo.txt friends help me out in this and if you find any error please do alter the code and show it to me ! CODE import java.io.*; public class MyInputeStream { public static void main(String arg[]) { try { int i ; byte[] c = new byte[10]; ... |
22. FileWriter and FileOutputStream:confused: coderanch.com |
23. FileOutputStream and JPG file. coderanch.comI use Applet to send a file to Servlet. Now my coding is only working for Text and small GIF icon. The saved file, if it is in JPG and large GIF file, will be corrupted. How to fix it ? Thanks. applet : send a file HttpURLConnection conn = ... // point to servlet conn.setRequestProperty("content-type", "multipart/form-data"); BufferedOutputStream out = new ... |
24. why is int required as FileOutputStream's argument? coderanch.comInputStream.read() reads one character, moves forward and then returns the read character. So if you call read() twice in the loop, once in the guard and once in the writing, then the first, third, fifth etc bytes are not written. Also, if there is an odd number of bytes then the guard will return something other than -1, but the read ... |
25. FileOutputStream, I dont know what Im doing wrong... java-forums.orgHi! I got this code, that first uses FileInputStream to get the files pure content and put it all in one string like: "1100101011101010101" for example.. Now it can do that! But once I use FileOutputStream and do wright for each one of those 1s and 0s then it messes it up! Casue if my txt file contained the text: "hello ... |
26. FileOutputStream > int > FileInputStream java-forums.orgHi people, I have a server with FTP. Now there is a textfile on my server. In the textfile there is a number, just a number. I retrieve the file, and put it in a FileOutputStream, now I want to convert it to an int and higher the number with one. So for example from 445 to 446. Then I need ... |
27. closing FileOutputStream? java-forums.org |
28. FileOutputStream to GIF java-forums.orgpackage test; import java.io.*; public class ByteWriter { /** * @param args */ public static void main(String[] args) { int[] data = {71, 73, 70, 56, 57, 97, 13, 0, 12, 0, 145, 0, 0, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 44, 0, 0, 0, 0, 13, 0, 12, 0, 0, 2, 38, 132, 45, ... |
29. Clarification of FileOutputStream java-forums.orgFile dataFile = new File("C:\test.txt"); FileOutputStream inputFile = new FileOutputStream(dataFile); InputStream inps = connection.getInputStream(); BufferedInputStream input2 = new BufferedInputStream(inps, 1024); byte[] buff = new byte[1024]; int length = 0; int count = 0; while ((length = input2.read(buff, 0, 1024)) != -1) { count = count + 1024; inputFile.write(buff, 0, length); } input2.close(); inputFile.close() |
30. How to change FileOutputStream to class.getResource() java-forums.orgJava Code: public class HighScores { //Inner class, Score. class Score implements Comparable |
31. Exception concerning FileOutputStream & ObjectOutput Stream forums.oracle.comCole_learning wrote: Now this solves the problem & it now compiles but this leads me to another dilemma... It's not really a dilemma. A dilemma is when you have two problems you must choose one of. Why do I need to have the FileNotFoundException block if I already have the IOException block as the IOException is more general? You don't, as ... |
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34. formatted string argument for fileOutputStream forums.oracle.com |
35. Question about FileOutputStream and creating files from bye[] forums.oracle.comOk, so I have a byte array coming to me and I understand that I can create a file with the data by using FileOutputStream. But lets say I have the scenario where A send B byte[], B creates a file and then send C the file. Can B create the file WITHOUT writing the physical file on B's computer? If ... |
36. File Lock : FileOutputStream forums.oracle.com |
37. error in fileoutputstream forums.oracle.com |
38. Question about implementation of FileInputStream and FileOutputStream forums.oracle.comsorry if this question seem stupid... i know that using write() will cause the file to be overwritten, however, are the bytes really overwritten on the storage media, or will Java just make the OS jump the reference to a different place? im asking this because i wanna try to write my own File Shredder (for fun), instead of relying on ... |
39. Cast FileOutputStream to File forums.oracle.comApart from the actual problem, you seem to misinterpret "casting" as "converting between objects". This is not actually true. Casting more means "narrow or widen an object to its super- or subclass.". A String, as being a subclass of Object, can guaranteed be upcasted to Object. But Object, as being the root superclass, can't guaranteed be downcasted to String, it only ... |
40. FileOutPutStream forums.oracle.comtry { int savelog=3; File afile,bfile; // Cycle server log save for (int i=savelog-1;i>0;i--) { afile=new File("../log/server.log_"+i); if (afile.exists()) { bfile=new File("../log/server.log_"+(i+1)); afile.renameTo(bfile); } } afile=new File("../log/server.log"); bfile=new File("../log/server.log_1"); afile.renameTo(bfile); // Cycle error log save for (int i=savelog-1;i>0;i--) { afile=new File("../log/error.log_"+i); if (afile.exists()) { bfile=new File("../log/error.log_"+(i+1)); afile.renameTo(bfile); } } afile=new File("../log/error.log"); bfile=new File("../log/error.log_1"); afile.renameTo(bfile); FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(new File("../log/server.log")); FileOutputStream ... |
41. FileOutputStream problem forums.oracle.com |
42. java.io.FileOutputStream forums.oracle.com |
43. FileOutputStream Question forums.oracle.comHi, I am currently writing bytes to a file using a FileOutputSteam - the problem is that each time I write a chunk of data to the end of the file, I need to go the beginning and alter a couple of bytes... How do I go about writing to the end of the file, then altering the beginning? Cheers, Crispin ... |
44. Problem in creating (and opening) file with FileOutputStream forums.oracle.com |
45. Piping OutputStreamWriter into a FileOutputStream forums.oracle.comHello, i suppose you use ResourceBudle class, respectively *.properties file. If you wonna work with UTF-8 encoding, try out working with property file based on XML file instead of usual property file - UTF-8 encoding is default in handling with XML property file. But if you have to use normal property file - check following: ... File f = new File(path); ... |
46. FileOutputStream.close() not working? forums.oracle.com(a) You shouldn't create either the DataInputStream or the DataOutputStream once per line. You are in danger of losing data at both steps. Create them both at the same time you create the FileInputStream and FileOutputSream. (b) Unless you are certain all the files contain lines, you should be reading and writing byte arrays, not lines. As you can't in general ... |
47. Cannot reuse a fileoutputstream? forums.oracle.comFileOutputStream follows a pattern: 1. new FileOutputStream 2. write 3. close After a FileOutputStream variable is closed, you should have no problem using it to open up and write to another file. BTW, I strongly suggest that you search this site << for tjacobs InfoFetcher (posted ages ago) which I created for exactly your purposes - reading from a URL InputStream ... |
48. A question about FileOutputStream forums.oracle.com |
49. How to delete FileOutputStream ,once we are done with writting in it ??? forums.oracle.comi am using .close () and closing both input as well as out put stream but it seem to be not working properly It works perfectly. Maybe you should read the documentation to see what you're actually doing. If people tell you you should delete the file, then you should delete the file and not try to do any magic on ... |
50. One question about I/O FileInputStream and FileOutputStream forums.oracle.com |
51. FileOutputStream & BufferedOutputStream - the code not work forums.oracle.com |
52. FileOutputStream Issues forums.oracle.comI have a simple statement that initially reads from an oracle table and saves 4 processes to an array. I am dynamically creating a batch file. The "System.out.println(process[0]);" Looks correct - It is a simple command of REM Process 1 Pause But when I run the Test.bat file after I write to text.bat the first line is unreadable and the second ... |
53. FileOutputStream problem... forums.oracle.com |