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Java NIO (New IO) is an alternative IO API for Java (from Java 1.4), meaning alternative to the standardJava IO and Java Networking API's. Java NIO offers a different way of working with IO than the

Files.exists()Files.createDirectory()Files.copy()Overwriting Existing FilesFiles.move()Files.delete()Files.walkFileTree()Searching For FilesDeleting Directories RecursivelyAdditional Metho

Creating a Path InstanceCreating an Absolute PathCreating a Relative PathPath.normalize()Jakob JenkovLast update: 2015-03-12    The Java Path interface is part

Creating a Path InstanceCreating an Absolute PathCreating a Relative PathPath.normalize()Jakob JenkovLast update: 2015-03-12    The Java Path interface is part

Main Differences Betwen Java NIO and IOStream Oriented vs. Buffer OrientedBlocking vs. Non-blocking IOSelectorsHow NIO and IO Influences Application DesignThe API CallsThe Processing of DataSumm

Creating a PipeWriting to a PipeReading from a PipeJakob JenkovLast update: 2014-06-23    A Java NIO Pipe is a one-way data connection between two threads. A Pipe has

Opening a DatagramChannelReceiving DataSending DataConnecting to a Specific AddressJakob JenkovLast update: 2014-06-23    A Java NIO DatagramChannel is a channel that

Non-blocking Server - GitHub RepositoryNon-blocking IO PipelinesNon-blocking vs. Blocking IO PipelinesBlocking IO Pipeline DrawbacksBasic Non-blocking IO Pipeline DesignReading Partial MessagesS

Opening a ServerSocketChannelClosing a ServerSocketChannelListening for Incoming ConnectionsNon-blocking ModeJakob JenkovLast update: 2014-06-25    A Java NIO ServerS

Opening a SocketChannelClosing a SocketChannelReading from a SocketChannelWriting to a SocketChannelNon-blocking Modeconnect()write()read()Non-blocking Mode with SelectorsJakob J

Opening a FileChannelReading Data from a FileChannelWriting Data to a FileChannelClosing a FileChannelFileChannel PositionFileChannel SizeFileChannel TruncateFileChannel ForceJakob Jen

Why Use a Selector?Creating a SelectorRegistering Channels with the SelectorSelectionKey'sInterest SetReady SetChannel + SelectorAttaching ObjectsSelecting Channels via a SelectorselectedKey

transferFrom()transferTo()Jakob JenkovLast update: 2014-07-30    In Java NIO you can transfer data directly from one channel to another, if one of the channels is aFile

transferFrom()transferTo()Jakob JenkovLast update: 2014-07-30    In Java NIO you can transfer data directly from one channel to another, if one of the channels is aFi

Scattering ReadsGathering WritesJakob JenkovLast update: 2015-09-02    Java NIO comes with built-in scatter / gather support. Scatter / gather are concepts used in re

Basic Buffer UsageBuffer Capacity, Position and LimitCapacityPositionLimitBuffer TypesAllocating a BufferWriting Data to a Bufferflip()Reading Data from a Bufferrewind()clear() and compact()mark

Channel ImplementationsBasic Channel ExampleJakob JenkovLast update: 2014-06-23    Java NIO Channels are similar to streams with a few differences:You can both re

Java NIO consist of the following core components:ChannelsBuffersSelectorsJava NIO has more classes and components than these, but the Channel, Buffer and Selector forms the core of the API, i

Creating an AsynchronousFileChannelReading DataReading Data Via a FutureReading Data Via a CompletionHandlerWriting DataWriting Data Via a FutureWriting Data Via a CompletionHandlerJak