System.IO.Stream <==> java.io.InputStream/OutputStream

System.IO.Stream <==> java.io.InputStream/OutputStream

• Xloouch

  Yes please. And any other classes that convert between .net and java.
  
  thanks - dave
  
  

• thepitzaboy

  Sure.
  
  1) My java code all uses InputStream/OutputStream in it's API. But I have a C# wrapper that provides the API as Stream as that is what people in the .NET world use. So I put the passed in Stream in an InputStream wrapper and pass it through.
  
  2) I need to pass an InputStream to a .NET methos which accepts a Stream. So I put it in a Stream wrapper and pass it in.
  
  3) Same thing for Iterator/Enumeration.
  
  I have code that does this - I just would prefer that it be in your code so if there are optimizations you can do under the covers, you could do them.
  
  thanks - dave
  
  

• ASPman

  Hi Dave,
  
  Just to understand your question better,
  
  Do you want to know if these wrapper classes ship with Visual J#
  
  Thanks,
  Varun [MSFT]
  
  

• Angry SQL 2005 User

  Hi Dave
  
  
  
  We do not support wrappers as mentioned by you, to get a java.io.InputStream from an existing System.IO.Stream or vice versa.
  
  
  
  We would be interested in knowing the scenario is your case, which requires such a functionality. We have had similar requests from people before and we were/are investigating on the same. As of now, the issues that are blocking us from pushing it further are not merely technical.
  
  
  
  Thanks for your request/feedback. We will update if we have something new on this.
  
  
  
  With regards
  
  Ashwin
  
  Microsoft Visual J# .NET product team
  
  

• Bob ONeill

  Hi Dave
  
  Thanks for the feedback and the information provided.
  
  We will update have more information on this, as mentioned the the previous post.
  
  With regards
  Ashwin
  
  
• System.IO.Stream <==> java.io.InputStream/OutputStream