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New I/O (JDK1.4)
The java.nio.* package was introduced in JDK1.4 and features block-oriented I/O (as opposed to stream-oriented), Character Sets, file region locking, MemoryMappedBuffers, etc. The coolest addition is non-blocking I/O.
Featured Books
Early Adopter J2SE 1.4
Mastering Java 2: JDK 1.4
The JDK 1.4 Tutorial
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General:
What are the new features in the NIO package?
What is the difference between direct and non-direct ByteBuffers?
What is the performance gain of using NIO channels as opposed to regular streams for doing file I/O?
How do I change the byte order in a ByteBuffer?
What is the native byte order on my machine?
How do I convert a byte array to a ByteBuffer?
What is an NIO Buffer?
How do I lock a region of a File?
What is the difference between a mandatory lock and an advisory lock?
What is the difference between an exclusive lock and a shared lock?
What is a CharSet?
What CharSets are available on my machine?
What is a MappedByteBuffer?
What is non-blocking IO?
How do I convert a ByteArrayInputStream to a ReadableByteChannel?
Further Information (sorted alphabetically)
Articles:
Buffers API Fundamentals
Character Based I/O Using Channels
Conversions and encoding schemes
Enable Cross-platform File Locking with a Lock Server
Getting started with new I/O (NIO)
High-Performance I/O Arrives
Learn how to manipulate J2SE 1.4's new I/O package
Master Merlin's new I/O classes
New I/0 Functionality for Java 2 Standard Edition 1.4
Non-Blocking Socket I/O in JDK1.4
Use JSSE and NIO for a quick way to implement non-blocking communications
Use select for high-speed networking
Writing Data Safely with the CKPTFile Class
Related Links:
JCanyon
JSR: New I/O APIs for the Java Platform
NBIO: Nonblocking I/O for Java (1.3)
Related Books:
Early Adopter J2SE 1.4
Mastering Java 2: JDK 1.4
The JDK 1.4 Tutorial
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