The file and network I/O have evolved over the years into a much better framework for handling files, network scalability, and ease of use. Java can monitor folders, access OS-dependent methods, and create scalable asynchronous network sockets. This is in addition to the already robust library for handling input and output streams and serializing (and deserializing) object information.
This chapter covers recipes that demonstrate different input and output processes. You learn ...
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