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Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesCherrill InputStream, as the Java API doc makes very clear, is an …[] array. So, you can declare [I]is[/I] as an InputStream reference variable, but you have to instantiate one of its… your integer. oh, and ps, read the API doc for InputStream.read() to find out what it returns (hint: it's… Re: Difference between bufferedReader and inputStream 8 Years Ago by JamesCherrill InputStream reads bytes one at a time - no character set processing and no buffering. It's the parent class for stream input, but rarely used becuase one of its subclasses is usually more appropriate (eg BufferedReader) BufferedReader reads characters and buffers its input. If your input is text, always use BufferedReader. making wav files continuously play 16 Years Ago by enes InputStream in = new FileInputStream(new File("Pirates of Caribbean.wav")); AudioStream musicin; musicin= new AudioStream(in); AudioPlayer.player.start(musicin); i wrote above it works but after sometime music ends but i want to play it always how can i achieve it InputStream's undefined behaviour 11 Years Ago by bguild It's surprisingly how little documentation `java.io.InputStream` has for a class of its complexity and importance.… exception. With the documentation as it is, a certain `InputStream` might throw an exception upon any attempt to read an…of all. Even in comparison to the other methods of `InputStream`, `skip` makes very few promises about what it will… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox …(byte[] b) throws IOException { try { int number = 0; InputStream is = new InputStream(b); BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(is); while ((b = br…CODE] When i compile the code it highlights "InputStream is = new InputStream(b);" and says it can't be instantiated… null inputstream 14 Years Ago by ceyesuma …class PropertyWriter { public String line; public String path; public InputStream is; public PropertyWriter() { } public void StreamToString(String path,…: "+getPath()); PropertyWriter pw = new PropertyWriter(); InputStream is=pw.getClass().getResourceAsStream(path); setIs(is); } … Reading multiple XML files from inputstream 12 Years Ago by lucas.ploeg … can help me.. I already obtained the inputstream here.. but now I have to split it…from the stream... [code]public void run() { try{ InputStream is = client.getInputStream(); parse(is); //System out the … to make the document.. [code]public static void parse(InputStream xml) { try { //File file = new File… Re: istream& inputStream Overload 6 Years Ago by jnneson … Operation OverLoad. istream &operator>>(istream& inputStream, Date& dateObject) { string inVariable[20], string valueHolder….setMinute(valueHolder[5]); second = dateObject.setSecond(valueHolder[6]); return inputStream ; } I am lost with the overloading of >>… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by abbie …finishes. So, if you're forced to use InputStream as the parameter, you can use BufferedReader to… read the InputStream. For instance, if 'isr' is your InputStream, it's something like BufferedReader …br = new BufferedReader(isr); And converting the inputstream into String (using br.readLine()), you can then … Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox …'m trying to create a method where it takes a InputStream as a parameter, reads the stream and returns the number… code so far... [CODE] public int countNo(InputStream stream)throws IOException { try { stream = new InputStream(); while ((stream = input.read()) != -1) { input.… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox [QUOTE=JamesCherrill;872977]InputStream, as the Java API doc makes very clear, is an …[] array. So, you can declare [I]is[/I] as an InputStream reference variable, but you have to instantiate one of its… your integer. oh, and ps, read the API doc for InputStream.read() to find out what it returns (hint: it's… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox … int read(byte[] b) throws IOException { try { int number = 0; InputStream is = new ByteArrayInputStream(b); BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(is); while… used a ByteArrayInputStream to initialise [I]is[/I] as an InputStream, but i don't know how to "[I]instantiate… doubt about InputStream.read() function 13 Years Ago by ayan2587 …am trying to understand as to how this InputStream.read(byte[] b) function actually works. …I have a doubt regarding the InputStream.read(byte[] b) function. The code is … public static int count(String filename) throws IOException { InputStream is = new BufferedInputStream(new FileInputStream(filename)); byte[] c… istream& inputStream Overload 6 Years Ago by jnneson …... thanks istream &operator>>(istream& inputStream, Date& dateObject) { string inVariable[20]; inputStream.getline(inVariable, 20, "\n"… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by BestJewSinceJC … it, use FileReader or FileInputStream, not InputStream, since you cannot open a File with InputStream. Then use a while loop like they… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesCherrill … right! ByteArrayInputStream is a subclass of InputStream, ie it's a "kind" of InputStream. You have created an instance of… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox … right! ByteArrayInputStream is a subclass of InputStream, ie it's a "kind" of InputStream. You have created an instance of… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox … various examples over the net. I've read about the InputStream, but there seems to be so many different examples on… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by alias120 [url]http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/io/InputStream.html[/url] Check this link out, something information that might prove helpful. -alias Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox ….sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/io/InputStream.html[/url] Check this link out, something information that might… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by masijade Sorry, but his question started [quote]create a method where it takes a InputStream as a parameter[/quote] and not, necessarily, anything to do with a file. If you want the size of a file, simply use the length() method. Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox Thanks for the replies guys! I'm just coming back to this program today. BestJewSinceJC, i'm using an inputStream, but your reply has been useful anyways. Thanks. Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox … int read(byte[] b) throws IOException { try { int number = 0; InputStream is = new ByteArrayInputStream(b); while ((b = number.read()) != -1) { number… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox … as of post #6.[/QUOTE] Yes i'm taking an InputStream, and trying to read the stream and return the number… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox … answer... [QUOTE]Write a method called countNo which takes an InputStream as a parameter, reads the stream and returns the number… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox … was instructed the first few replies.... [CODE] public int countNo(InputStream stream)throws IOException { try { int number = 0; while ((stream = number… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by Ezzaral You read from 'stream'. That is your InputStream object that is being passed into the method. Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox [QUOTE=Ezzaral;873304]You read from 'stream'. That is your InputStream object that is being passed into the method.[/QUOTE] Okay, … Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox …] Alright. Here's my code now... [CODE] public int countNo(InputStream stream)throws IOException { try { int number = 0; while ((number = stream… Re: Help with a inputstream... 14 Years Ago by JamesKox …. Will it be something like this... [code] public int countNo(InputStream stream)throws IOException { int number = 0; try { while ((stream.read…