Array of bytes..

hi..
how can i convert array of bytes to string and vise versa
thanks

You can convert the string to a char array with String.toCharArray(), but if you want them as a byte array you have to first decide what character encoding should be used with the conversion. You can e.g. use "8859_1" if you only work with characters in the range 0 to 255. Then it would be String.getBytes("8859_1"). You have to add a try-catch block. It will throw an exception if you use an unsupported encoding. ISO 8859-1 is one of the basic supported encodings, so you will not get any exceptions when you use this.
To go the other way, you use one of the String constructors.

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q-bertsuit wrote:
Thank you for your answers, I'll try your link. The first suggested solution didn't work.
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q-bertsuit wrote:
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Once we have the specifications, the rest will be trivial.
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buffer, returning the number of bytes that were
sucessfully read. -1 is returned when the end of the
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hi, I suggest you make an array of byte arrays
--> Byte[][] and use one row for each number
you can do 2 things,
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If I have an array of 1s and 0s, how can I pack them
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Converting an array of bytes to an image

I think this is the right forum for my question.
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int l = in.readInt();
imageArray = new ImageItem[l];
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System.out.println("length = " + length);
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If anyone can tell me how to indent the code, i would appreciate it, it looks indented when i post it my side.
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trisonetwo
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trisonetwo

If it works before sending then check your code for sending the image.
Also you can compare the byte array before sending with the array which was received at the other end.
For indent and syntex highliting use [ c o d e ] and [ / c o d e ] tags (without spaces)
Ex:-
int l = in.readInt();
imageArray = new ImageItem[l];
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Reading an array of byte with special delimiter....help me!!

Hi guys,
i've developed a java application that has in input a txt file with a standard format
string string string
string double double
string double double
and stores it into an array of byte with a fixed format,
that is byte(whitespace)byte(whitespace)byte(;)byte(whitespace)byte(whitespace)byte(;)byte(whitespace)byte(whitespace)byte(;)
that mean introducing byte whitespace value and byte ; value to separate different columns and different rows.
Now i have to develop inverse routine,that has to read the array of byte and rebuild its original format.
Can you help me with some idea ord code?
I'm inexepert...please help me with clear suggest...
I post you my routine that converts txt file into an array of byte
P.S.In my txt file number of columns and rows change for each file,what is standard is a firtst headline that is an array of string and others row with the same format string array of doubles....
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Ahh, how is the "array of bytes" being populated, Java code?
If so which encoding are you using? When you create the bytes (from a string at a guess) the other end which encoding do you use?
If you are using a db, why not use a db? Why this blob of data?
If I really was banned from using the DB as a DB, and HAD (on pain of death) to use this wonky blob thing, I would do:
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ByteArrayOutputStream daos = new ByteArrayOutputStream() ;
DataOutputStream dos = new DataOutputStream( daos );
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dos.writeDouble( 4.2 );
dos.close;
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i first thank you for all the help you've given in my precedent posts.
Now i've to ask you a question.
I need to convert some lines of a txt file(obtained from an excel table) into an array of byte in the best possible manner.
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nome giuseppe carmine paolo
valerio 23.3 34.3 43.3
paolo 21.2 34.5 12.2
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giubat

thanks for your reply...
my file has about 50000 rows..........and i have to develop an application that allows the upload of about 6000/7000 files....
so i have to optimize everythings......i want to use whitespace to separate different value and ;different line
so in my array of bytes i want
nome(converted in byte) whitespace(in byte) giuseppe (in byte) whitespace(in byte)carmine(in byte) whitespace(in byte) paolo (in byte) ;(in byte);
valerio(in byte) whitespace(in byte) 23.3 (in byte) whitespace(in byte) 34.3 (in byte) whitespace(in byte)43.3 (in byte) ;(in byte) etc.....So i should have an array of byte lower than the array of byte obtained converting each line as a string into bytes.......
do you understand what's my problem?
How can i create an array of byte without fixing its initial dimension that is able to grows up for each line read?
Excuse for my poor english..
In the past i've used a vector to temporary store the data while reading the file and at the end i copied the vector in the array of byte but when i do upload in my application i had java heap size error.
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mkssnwbrd wrote:
... so we can't introduce any other forms of signals or power into the circuit other than what the circuit already has. Trithfully I don't really know how I2C devices work, but my mentor here says that we can't use an I2C method becuase it will introduce voltage into the circuit and may damage out TCON chip.
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Hi,
In my program I have to insert a bynary data in my database. To do that, I created in the database a column, called "data", and I set the type of the column to MEDIUMBLOB. I receive the data that I have to store from a serial port, so they are stored in a byte[ ] array. How can I give that array to my database?

I'd try this:
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/sql/PreparedStatement.html#setBytes(int,%20byte[])
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I need to send the data 2010010100H to the dll at the question mark(U8) i mentioned in the attachment. Actually the data has to be transferred at a time not in bits and pieces. How to do this? I just put an array constant. Is it correct? Kindly give suggestions asap.
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Hi mathan,
the dll call in your pic only accepts single bytes (U8) - so no way to wire an array!
why do you create so many new threads, when the topic doesn't change?
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