How can you take string into InputStream?

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How can you take string into InputStream?..

Answer / sudhakar p

Step 1: Convert String to byte array

Step 2: Create a ByteArrayInputStream passing bytes[] to to
the contructor

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How can you take string into InputStream?..

Answer / himanshu gupta

String str="";
int i=0
InputStream in=new FileInputStream("File url");

while((i=in.read())!=-1)
{
str=str+(char)i;
}
System.out.println(str);

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How can you take string into InputStream?..

Answer / neema

string are converted to bytes and taken to FileInputStream

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