I had a few minutes after my wife went to bed tonight to work on my FeatureCache. I'm currently writing code for the BOFFFeatureWriter. In this class I have a method that sets up a DataOutputStream so I can write bytes representing the feature to a binary file.
I need to see if a binary file representing the Feature already exists. If it does exist I need to delete it so the file can be "overwritten". (In the FeatureCache each Feature is saved to a binary file that has a unique name. This unique name is the same as the unique number that identifies the Feature object. I don't want to append the data being written to an existing file, nor do I want to have two (2) files with different names representing the same Feature object.) I haven't written a lot of Java I/O code, so I was hoping one of you more experienced developers might look at the method I wrote that prepares the DataOutputStream to see if I had any obvious mistakes or bugs. I have pasted the method statements in the attached text file. Thank you for the help. The Sunburned Surveyor
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