Try java.io.RandomAccessFile.
Call RandomAccessFile#seek() to position the file pointer correctly
and then call one or more of the read(..) methods available in the
RandomAccessFile class. Or you could go balls deep and use a
FileChannel, but that is about as fun as pleasuring yourself with a
cheese-grater.
Oh, and RandomAccessFile#close it afterwards whydoncha.
On Sep 16, 4:04 pm, Lidia lidyp...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hello, please help me,
I have to upload different media files, some of them a big, and i have
the possibility to upload a file in few pieces of encoded string of
bytes.
I need to read a particular interval of bytes from a file.
I can't create an array of bytes from the whole file, because the
application crashes, heap memory is too low, OutOfMemoryError happens.
As i see the following is not what i need:
byte[] output = new byte[(int) bytesToRead];
InputStream is = new FileInputStream(file);
is.read(output, offset, bytesToRead);
Thanks in advance
Lidia
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