Examples of NegotiableCapabilitySet

com.lightcrafts.mediax.jai.remote.NegotiableCapabilitySet
This class is an aggregation of NegotiableCapability objects. This class can be used to represent all the capabilities of a machine.
This class can be classified as either a preference or a non-preference. For an explanation of the concept of preference, refer to the class comments on com.lightcrafts.mediax.jai.remote.NegotiableCapability.
If multiple NegotiableCapability objects with the same category and capability name are added to this class, the NegotiableCapability added earliest has the highest preference.
All names are treated in a case-retentive and case-insensitive manner. @since JAI 1.1
javax.media.jai.remote.NegotiableCapabilitySet
This class is an aggregation of NegotiableCapability objects. This class can be used to represent all the capabilities of a machine.
This class can be classified as either a preference or a non-preference. For an explanation of the concept of preference, refer to the class comments on javax.media.jai.remote.NegotiableCapability.
If multiple NegotiableCapability objects with the same category and capability name are added to this class, the NegotiableCapability added earliest has the highest preference.
All names are treated in a case-retentive and case-insensitive manner. @since JAI 1.1

Examples of com.lightcrafts.mediax.jai.remote.NegotiableCapabilitySet


       // Only non-preference NegotiableCapability objects can be added
       // to this NCS, which is ok, since these represent the capabilities
       // of the client and thus are not preferences as much as they are
       // hard capabilities (i.e. non-preferences)
       NegotiableCapabilitySet capabilities =
           new NegotiableCapabilitySet(false);


       // Note that tileEncoder capabilities cannot be added since there is
       // no way to differentiate between a encoding and a decoding capability
       // within an NCS, and since the client should only be expected to
       // decode, this should be ok.


       Iterator it;
       for (int i=0; i<descriptorNames.length; i++) {


     it = registry.getFactoryIterator(modeName, descriptorNames[i]);
     for (; it.hasNext(); ) {
         tdf = (TileDecoderFactory)it.next();
         capabilities.add(tdf.getDecodeCapability());
     }
       }


       return capabilities;
    }

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Examples of com.lightcrafts.mediax.jai.remote.NegotiableCapabilitySet

  String modeName = "tileEncoder";
  String[] descriptorNames = registry.getDescriptorNames(modeName);
  TileEncoderFactory tef = null;


  // Only non-preference NC's can be added.
  NegotiableCapabilitySet capabilities =
      new NegotiableCapabilitySet(false);


  Iterator it;
  for (int i=0; i<descriptorNames.length; i++) {


      it = registry.getFactoryIterator(modeName, descriptorNames[i]);
      for (; it.hasNext(); ) {
    tef = (TileEncoderFactory)it.next();
    capabilities.add(tef.getEncodeCapability());
      }
  }


  return capabilities;
    }

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Examples of javax.media.jai.remote.NegotiableCapabilitySet


       // Only non-preference NegotiableCapability objects can be added
       // to this NCS, which is ok, since these represent the capabilities
       // of the client and thus are not preferences as much as they are
       // hard capabilities (i.e. non-preferences)
       NegotiableCapabilitySet capabilities =
           new NegotiableCapabilitySet(false);


       // Note that tileEncoder capabilities cannot be added since there is
       // no way to differentiate between a encoding and a decoding capability
       // within an NCS, and since the client should only be expected to
       // decode, this should be ok.


       Iterator it;
       for (int i=0; i<descriptorNames.length; i++) {


     it = registry.getFactoryIterator(modeName, descriptorNames[i]);
     for (; it.hasNext(); ) {
         tdf = (TileDecoderFactory)it.next();
         capabilities.add(tdf.getDecodeCapability());
     }
       }


       return capabilities;
    }

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Examples of javax.media.jai.remote.NegotiableCapabilitySet

  String modeName = "tileEncoder";
  String[] descriptorNames = registry.getDescriptorNames(modeName);
  TileEncoderFactory tef = null;


  // Only non-preference NC's can be added.
  NegotiableCapabilitySet capabilities =
      new NegotiableCapabilitySet(false);


  Iterator it;
  for (int i=0; i<descriptorNames.length; i++) {


      it = registry.getFactoryIterator(modeName, descriptorNames[i]);
      for (; it.hasNext(); ) {
    tef = (TileEncoderFactory)it.next();
    capabilities.add(tef.getEncodeCapability());
      }
  }


  return capabilities;
    }

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Examples of javax.media.jai.remote.NegotiableCapabilitySet

/*     */ 
/* 468 */     String modeName = "tileDecoder";
/* 469 */     String[] descriptorNames = registry.getDescriptorNames(modeName);
/* 470 */     TileDecoderFactory tdf = null;
/*     */ 
/* 476 */     NegotiableCapabilitySet capabilities = new NegotiableCapabilitySet(false);
/*     */ 
/* 485 */     for (int i = 0; i < descriptorNames.length; i++)
/*     */     {
/* 487 */       Iterator it = registry.getFactoryIterator(modeName, descriptorNames[i]);
/* 488 */       while (it.hasNext()) {
/* 489 */         tdf = (TileDecoderFactory)it.next();
/* 490 */         capabilities.add(tdf.getDecodeCapability());
/*     */       }
/*     */     }
/*     */ 
/* 494 */     return capabilities;
/*     */   }

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