I am trying find an alternative for a byteBuffer.putShort method. I want same functionality of putshort. So we have any? My jdk (1.4.2) does not support Byte buffer.
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putShort()does nothing special. The ByteBuffer has information on whether its BigEndian or LittleEndian, - unsure whether your problem needs to consider this. If you do, you need to flip the bytes. Otherwise, it just stores to a backing byte array, and splits the short value into bytes like:byte1 = (byte)(myShort >> 8); byte2 = (byte)(myShort >> 0);