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Is this: ByteBuffer buf = ByteBuffer.allocate(1000); ...the only way to initialize a ByteBuffer ? What if I have no idea how many bytes I need to allocate..? Edit: More details: I'm converting one image file format to a TIFF file. The problem is the starting file format can be any size, but I need to write the data in the TIFF to little endian. So I'm reading the stuff I'm eventually going to print to the TIFF file into the ByteBuffer first so I can put everything in Little Endian, then I'm going to write it to the outfile. I guess since I know how long IFDs are, headers are, and I can probably figure out how many bytes in each image plane, I can just use multiple ByteBuffers during this whole process.
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