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Article #17855Re: RandomAccessFile with Serializable
From: Brian Burton
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1998 00:00
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Sam C. King wrote:
>
> How do you combine a RandomAccessFile with Serializable?
> The purpose is quite simple:
> Let's say that we want to create a random access file consisting
> of an Array of Classes. Each array element is a class containing:
> Employee Number
> Employee Name
> Employee Balance
> Now we want to set the RandomAccessFile pointer to a particular
> Class element within the Class Array, read in the entire Class
> for that employee with some simple statments from serializable,
> change the data for that employee, and write array element back
> into the file with some simple write statments as in serializable
> write. This is a simple requirement for C, C++, and just about
> any other language. Surely Java, with all of its power, can
> deftly handle this little problem. Yet none of the 22 texts on
> Java that I have here borches the subject.
> Thanks
> Sam samcking@olypen.com
Serialize to a byte array and write the byte array. Check out the
ByteArrayOutputStream and ByteArrayInputStream classes.
All the best,
++Brian
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