javax.resource.cci

Interface Streamable

Contents

  • public interface Streamable
    Streamable interface enables a resource adapter to extract data from an input Record or set data into an output Record as a stream of bytes.

    The Streamable interface provides a resource adapter's view of the data that has been set in a Record instance by a component.

    The Streamable interface is not directly used by a component. It is used by a resource adapter implementation. A component uses Record or any derived interfaces to manage records.

    Since:
    0.8
    Author:
    Rahul Sharma
    See Also:
    Record

    • Method Detail

      • read

        void read(InputStream istream)
   throws IOException
        Read data from an InputStream and initialize fields of a Streamable object.
        Parameters:
        istream - InputStream that represents a resource adapter specific internal representation of fields of a Streamable object
        Throws:
        IOException

      • write

        void write(OutputStream ostream)
    throws IOException
        Write fields of a Streamable object to an OutputStream
        Parameters:
        ostream - OutputStream that holds value of a Streamable object
        Throws:
        IOException

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