Concat two ByteBuffers in Java

Something like

bb = ByteBuffer.allocate(300).put(bb).put(bb2);

should do the job: Create a buffer that is large enough to hold the contents of both buffers, and then use the relative put-methods to fill it with the first and the second buffer. (The put method returns the instance that the method was called on, by the way)

We'll be copying all data. Remember that this is why string concatenation is expensive!

public static ByteBuffer concat(final ByteBuffer... buffers) {
    final ByteBuffer combined = ByteBuffer.allocate(Arrays.stream(buffers).mapToInt(Buffer::remaining).sum());
    Arrays.stream(buffers).forEach(b -> combined.put(b.duplicate()));
    return combined;
}