Convert a byte array to integer in Java and vice versa
I want to store some data into byte arrays in Java. Basically just numbers which can take up to 2 Bytes per number. I'd like to know how I can convert an integer into a 2 byte long byte array and vice versa. I found a lot of solutions googling but most of them don't explain what happens in the code. There's a lot of shifting stuff I don't really understand so I would appreciate a basic explanation
Maven - Json-lib::Welcome
The function type from javascript is not part of the JSON format "officially" (please refer to http://www.json.org) but it is supported as well. Json-lib comes in two flavors, depending on the jdk compatibility. json-lib-x.x-jdk13 is compatible with JDK 1.3.1 and upwards. json-lib-x.x-jdk15 is compatible with JDK 1.5, includes support for Enums in JSONArray and JSONObject. Please reffer to the app
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