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Putting a string object to an output stream

 
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Hi guys,
My problem is this: I am using log4j as my logging mechansim. But I want to log my message (a string) to an output stream, read it off the output stream (with an input stream) and then put it onto a JMS Q.
Because a ByteArrayOutputStream is buffered this is the best choice for what I need to do. Now, I can easily place an int onto the output stream and read it off. But how do I do this with a String object?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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You should wrap your ByteArrayOutputStream with a DataOutputStream with which you can write any primitive type and String objects.
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