IntBuffer holds a sequence of int values for use in an I/O operation. Most of the methods of this class are directly analogous to methods defined by ByteBuffer except that they use int and int[ ] argument and return values instead of byte and byte[ ] values. See ByteBuffer for details.

IntBuffer is abstract and has no constructor. Create one by calling the static allocate( ) or wrap( ) methods, which are also analogs of ByteBuffer methods. Or, create a "view" IntBuffer by calling the asIntBuffer( ) method of an underlying ByteBuffer.

Figure 13-7. java.nio.IntBuffer

public abstract class IntBuffer extends Buffer implements Comparable<IntBuffer> {
// No Constructor
// Public Class Methods
     public static IntBuffer allocate(int capacity);  
     public static IntBuffer wrap(int[ ] array);  
     public static IntBuffer wrap(int[ ] array, int offset, int length);  
// Public Instance Methods
     public final int[ ] array( );  
     public final int arrayOffset( );  
     public abstract IntBuffer asReadOnlyBuffer( );  
     public abstract IntBuffer compact( );  
     public abstract IntBuffer duplicate( );  
     public abstract int get( );  
     public abstract int get(int index);  
     public IntBuffer get(int[ ] dst);  
     public IntBuffer get(int[ ] dst, int offset, int length);  
     public final boolean hasArray( );  
     public abstract boolean isDirect( );  
     public abstract ByteOrder order( );  
     public IntBuffer put(IntBuffer src);  
     public abstract IntBuffer put(int i);  
     public final IntBuffer put(int[ ] src);  
     public abstract IntBuffer put(int index, int i);  
     public IntBuffer put(int[ ] src, int offset, int length);  
     public abstract IntBuffer slice( );  
// Methods Implementing Comparable
5.0  public int compareTo(IntBuffer that);  
// Public Methods Overriding Object
     public boolean equals(Object ob);  
     public int hashCode( );  
     public String toString( );  
}

Returned By

ByteBuffer.asIntBuffer( )