Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have a java application that I am
developing that displays pictures from the website it is made to
supplement. Now I would like to save some bandwidth, so what I
have done is made a created a php script that md5 hashes the
images and then my java captures the output and then compares it
against hashes stored using the preferences api. What I would
now like is for the images to be stored on the computer, Windows
or Mac, and be there for when I run the program again. I've
looked around for stuff on caching, but can't seem to find
anything relevant to what I am doing. If I can't find anything I
will just write my own for it, but a premade api would be great.
Thanks  share|improve this question is your java application a
webstart app, an applet or a standalone java app? –  Ryan
Fernandes Dec 6 '10 at 5:12 It's a standalone app, should of
specified earlier. I'm already pretty much done writing my own
storage though. –  Tanner Dec 6 '10 at 5:47  1 Answer 1  Any
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