Hi Luc
The problem is you never gets the new intBuffer with capacity
"getNumRows()". When you create the first time intBuffer you allocate 0
space and put that object IntBuffer inside intBuffer, after that you must
do the same when reallocate the buffer, and save the result in the same
object or in a new.
You must use
intBuffer = intBuffer.allocate(getNumRows());
instead
intBuffer.allocate(getNumRows());
intBuffer.clear();
this way clear automatically intBuffer.
Regards
Ignacio Diazmacip L�pez
Integration Architect
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