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In this chapter, we will be looking at ways in which basic data can be written to a file using the new file I/O capability. The JDK 1.4 release introduced this new mechanism for file I/O that supersedes the read/write capability provided by readers and writers from the java.io package when applied to file streams. Since the new file I/O does everything that the old capability does, and does it better, we will focus just on that.
In this chapter you will learn:
The principles of reading and writing files using the new I/O.
How to obtain a file channel for a file.
How to create a buffer and load it with data.
What view buffers are and how you use them.
How you use a channel object to write the contents of a buffer to a file.
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