Interface BundleResource

Method Details

• getDisplayName

  String getDisplayName()

  Get the display name for this resource.

  Returns:

  the display name for this resource

• getContentType

  String getContentType()

  Get the content type for this resource.

  Returns:

  a string representing name of the content type for this resource

• getFileFormat

  Optional<String> getFileFormat()

  Get the file format for this resource.

  Returns:

  the file format for this resource, or Optional.empty if not present

• getIOPath

  Optional<IOPath> getIOPath()

  Get the IOPath backing this resource, or Optional.empty.

  Returns:

  the IOPath backing this resource, or Optional.empty if the resource has no backing IOPath

• getInputStream

  Optional<InputStream> getInputStream()

  Get an InputStream for this resource, or Optional.empty.

  Returns:

  an InputStream for this resource, or Optional.empty if hasInputType() is false for this resource. The stream returned by this method may be buffered or use read-ahead, which may not be suitable for applications such as index creation that need control over the position of the underlying stream.

• getOutputStream

  Optional<OutputStream> getOutputStream()

  Get an OutputStream for this resource, or Optional.empty.

  Returns:

  an OutputStream for this resource, or Optional.empty if hasOutputType() is false for this resource

• getSeekableStream

  Optional<SeekableStream> getSeekableStream()

  Get a SeekableStream for this resource, or Optional.empty.

  Returns:

  an SeekableStream for this resource, or Optional.empty if this is not an input type (see hasInputType()), or is an input type for which no SeekableStream can be obtained (see hasSeekableStream()).

• getSignatureStream

  SignatureStream getSignatureStream(int signatureProbeLength)

  Get a SignatureStream for this resource. This method requires access to the first signatureProbeLength bytes of the underlying resource. BundleResource implementations that are backed by raw streams that can only be consumed once, such as InputStreamResource, may consume and buffer a portion of the underlying resource's stream in order to allow subsequent callers of the getInputStream()) method to be presented with the entire stream, including the signature. Calls to this method may have the side effect of changing or resetting the current position of the underlying stream; serial calls to getSignatureStream(int) on the same object are not necessarily idempotent; and implementations are free to throw to prevent serial calls to this method.

  Parameters:

  signatureProbeLength - the number of bytes of the underlying resource to include in the SignatureStream stream. signatureProbeLength should be expressed in "compressed(/encrypted)" space rather than "plaintext" space. For example, a file format signature may consist of n bytes of ASCII, but for formats that use compressed streams, the codec may need access to an entire compressed block in order to inspect those n bytes. signatureProbeLength should use the compressed block size, in order to ensure that the SignatureStream contains a semantically meaningful fragment of the underlying input.

  Returns:

  a SignatureStream over the first signatureProbeLength bytes of this resource, for use with signature probing for codec resolution. Only applicable to resources for which hasInputType() is true.

  Throws:

  IllegalArgumentException - if this method has previously been called on this resource, or if hasInputType() is false for this resource

• hasInputType

  boolean hasInputType()

  Return true if is this resource is backed by a type that can be used for input. Some resource types, such as InputStreamResource, can be used for input but not for output (see hasOutputType(). Others, such as OutputStreamResource, can be used for output but not for input. Some resource types may be suitable for both (for example see IOPathResource).

  The determination is based only on the type of the resource, and does not imply a guarantee about whether the resource type is actually readable.

  Returns:

  true if the type of this resource makes it suitable for use as a source of input.

• hasOutputType

  boolean hasOutputType()

  Return true if this resource is backed by a type that can be used for output. Some resource types, such as InputStreamResource, can be used for input but not for output (see hasOutputType(). Others, such as OutputStreamResource, can be used for output but not for input. Some resource types may be suitable for both (for example see IOPathResource).

  The determination is based only on the type of the resource, and does not imply a guarantee about whether the resource is actually writeable.

  Returns:

  true if the type of this resource makes it suitable for use as target for output.

• hasSeekableStream

  boolean hasSeekableStream()

  Returns true if this resource can be rendered as a SeekableStream.

  Returns:

  true if this resource can be rendered as a SeekableStream (see getSeekableStream())