2005/12/6, Jose Alberto Fernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Instead, I added prefixedDataAvailable() to ByteBuffer. You'll find out this method is really useful for your use case. There are two prefixedDataAvailable(); one with maxDataLength parameter, and the other without it. It is up to you which method you're going to use, but I recommend the former.
HTH,
Trustin
-- Hi Trustin,
You are correct. But maybe then, some way to peek at the value (without moving the reading position) would do.
Something like:
int peekInt()
short peekShort()
etc.
This will resolve most of the nasty part and allow people to check for denials as well.
Instead, I added prefixedDataAvailable() to ByteBuffer. You'll find out this method is really useful for your use case. There are two prefixedDataAvailable(); one with maxDataLength parameter, and the other without it. It is up to you which method you're going to use, but I recommend the former.
HTH,
Trustin
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