A J2ME tip illustrating an alternative way to do manipulate the data buffer using the setData( ) method to replace the Datagram's data buffer with a new one.
byte[] dataBytes = "Hello, world\n".getBytes( ); dgram.setData(dataBytes, 0, dataBytes.length); sender.send(dgram);
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