Java Project Modules - use InputStream/OutputStream or .tmpFile/byte[]?

I try to keep as much in RAM as possible (mostly because of performance reasons and RAM is cheap). So I'm using a FileBackedBuffer to "save" data of unknown size. It has a limit.

When less than limit bytes are written to it, it will keep them in an internal buffer. If more data is written, I'll create the actual file. This class has methods to get an InputStream and an OutputStream from it, so the using code isn't bothered with the petty details.

The answer actually depends on the context of the problem, which we don't know. So, imagining the most generic case, I would create two abstractions. The first abstraction would take InputStream/OutputStream as parameters, whereas the other would take byte.

The one that takes streams can read and pass the data to the byte implementation. So now your users can use both the stream abstraction and byte abstraction based on thier needs/comfort.

Where shall I find the modules for ieee project.

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