Maybe you can use this for
inspiration...
https://gist.github.com/ibaca/d8c14e19bf8f96bbe1b4b7f1291b6b24#file-dtachoviewer-java-L99
we used this to read binary files and decode in the client side. We
transform the field in a byte[], after that converting to strings (new
String(b,
"ISO-8859-1")) or ints are trivial. You can do something as simple as int x
= byte[0]; or are more advanced like.
public static long convertIntoUnsigned4ByteInt(byte[] b) {
long l = 0;
long al = ( ( (long)b[ 0 ] ) & 0xff ) << 24 ;
long bl = ( ( (long)b[ 1 ] ) & 0xff ) << 16 ;
long cl = ( ( (long)b[ 2 ] ) & 0xff ) << 8 ;
int di = ( b[ 3 ] & 0xff );
long dl = ( (long)di ) << 0;
l = al + bl + cl + dl;
return l;
}
All this just work. I have a file drag&drop example
here https://github.com/ibaca/dndfiles-gwt. Not sure if useful, but is the
original point of the other example (gist). Transforming it to a byte[] is
not very performant (byte are emulated in gwt), but is easier and our
library already exists and use byte[] everywhere.
On Sunday, May 29, 2016 at 7:15:21 PM UTC+2, Jens wrote:
>
> Never done it but I would say so. GWT supports new String(byte[]) with
> UTF-8, LATIN-1, ISO_8859_1 charsets. For numbers you probably have to use
> BigInteger or do the conversion yourself as GWT does not emulate
> ByteBuffer.wrap(..).get...() for now.
>
> -- J.
>
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