I have a class for IO that uses ByteBuffer to buffer access to a FileChannel (so it basically accepts a FileChannel at the constructor). I'd like to unittest it, so it'd be nice if I could get a bytearray-backed FileChannel to avoid creating and deleting files during test.
To get you an idea, it'd be perfect if I could get something like ByteArrayOutputStream.getChannel().
You can use Channels.newChannel(InputStream)
or Channels.newChannel(OutputStream)
but those will give you a ReadableByteChannel
or a WritableByteChannel
. They won't give you a FileChannel
, which makes sense given that you don't have a file - a FileChannel
without a file doesn't make any sense. If you change your class to accept any ReadableByteChannel
or WritableByteChannel
, that should be fine.
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