This should be ridiculously simple, but....

I need to write a java application that can open a connection to a PDF
file and copy it to the hard drive.

I *think* the way to do this is with a
"DataInputStream"/"DataOutputStream" process, but even if I convert
everything to byte format, the resulting copied files will not open in
Adobe Reader....

Can anyone help me? Has anyone don't this type of thing before?

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