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Re: Java
From: Chris Eagle <cseagle () redshift com>
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2006 16:29:47 -0800

Dave Aitel wrote:
Here I am, spending all day writing code in a language that is
statically typed. It's like eating all your food with a good helping
of sand. How does one convert a byte[] buf; into a String so you can
send it down the wire using a DataOutputStream class? Oooh, let's
chain a bunch of converters together. Blimey!


What is your goal on the remote side?  Does it need to unmarshall as a
Java String? Or are you just trying to get the bytes on the wire?

former: dos.writeUTF(new String(buf));
later:  dos.write(buf);

How many/what type of converters do you feel compelled to use?

Chris
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