Examples of OutputBuffer

com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer
An OuptputBuffer is used to store various Java types as a byte stream. Similar to java serialization. However, OutputBuffers are compatible with OTSArjuna states. @author Mark Little (mark@arjuna.com) @version $Id: OutputBuffer.java 2342 2006-03-30 13:06:17Z $ @since JTS 1.0. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_1 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_1 - Invalid input buffer: byte. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_2 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_2 - Invalid input buffer: bytes. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_3 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_3 - Invalid input buffer: boolean. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_4 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_4 - Invalid input buffer: char. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_5 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_5 - Invalid input buffer: short. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_6 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_6 - Invalid input buffer: int. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_7 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_7 - Invalid input buffer: long. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_8 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_8 - Invalid input buffer: float. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_9 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_9 - Invalid input buffer: double @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_10 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_10 - Invalid input buffer: string. @message com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_11 com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.state.OutputBuffer_11 - Invalid from buffer
com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer
This interface defines the methods which should be implemented by a class which can be used as the destination for the output from the PAPI. @mock.generate
javazoom.jl.decoder.OutputBuffer
Base Class for audio output.
net.rim.tumbler.processbuffer.OutputBuffer
Class OutputBuffer uses a separate thread to read from the standard output stream of the subprocess, and is made available upon reaching the end of the output stream.
This class helps avoid potential deadlocks in the subprocess returned from a call to Runtime.exec(). The exec() methods in java.lang.Runtime return a Process object for managing the subprocess. As mentioned in the documentation for class java.lang.Process, failure to promptly read the output stream of the subprocess may cause the subprocess to block, and even deadlock.
Use this class to reduce the risk of deadlock even if you don't plan to access contents of the buffer after they become available. @see ProcessBuffer
org.apache.axis2.transport.http.server.OutputBuffer
org.apache.cassandra.io.util.OutputBuffer
Extends FastByteArrayOutputStream to minimize copies.
org.apache.coyote.OutputBuffer
Output buffer. This class is used internally by the protocol implementation. All writes from higher level code should happen via Resonse.doWrite(). @author Remy Maucherat
org.apache.hadoop.io.OutputBuffer
A reusable {@link OutputStream} implementation that writes to an in-memorybuffer.
This saves memory over creating a new OutputStream and ByteArrayOutputStream each time data is written.
Typical usage is something like the following:
```
 OutputBuffer buffer = new OutputBuffer(); while (... loop condition ...) { buffer.reset(); ... write buffer using OutputStream methods ... byte[] data = buffer.getData(); int dataLength = buffer.getLength(); ... write data to its ultimate destination ... } 
```
@see DataOutputBuffer @see InputBuffer
org.apache.tomcat.core.OutputBuffer
The buffer used by tomcat response. It allows writting chars and bytes. It does the mixing in order to implement ServletOutputStream ( which has both byte and char methods ) and to allow a number of optimizations (like a jsp pre-computing the byte[], but using char for non-static content). @author Costin Manolache
org.bson.io.OutputBuffer
org.glassfish.grizzly.http.io.OutputBuffer
Abstraction exposing both byte and character methods to write content to the HTTP messaging system in Grizzly.
org.glassfish.grizzly.http.server.io.OutputBuffer
org.graylog2.buffers.OutputBuffer

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer

    protected OutputBuffer createOutputBuffer() {
        return new OutputBufferMock("outputBuffer", sharedExpectations);
    }


    protected SeparatorManager createSeparatorManager(SeparatorArbitrator arbitrator) {
        OutputBuffer buffer = createOutputBuffer();
        SeparatorManager manager = new DefaultSeparatorManager(buffer, arbitrator);
        return manager;
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer


    // Javadoc inherited.
    protected void writeMenuTextToBuffer(OutputBuffer output, MenuItem item) {


        // Extract the text from the menu item.
        OutputBuffer text = item.getLabel().getText().getText();


        // Write it into the output buffer.
        output.transferContentsFrom(text);
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer

        // Get a visitor for rendering the object.
        RendererMenuModelVisitor rendererVisitor = new RendererVisitor();


        // The output buffer for menu markup. This will be null if the
        // menu should not have any markup rendered for it
        OutputBuffer buffer = null;


        // Only render the mender if we have a renderer i.e. one of
        // MCS_MENU_TEXT_STYLE or MCS_MENU_IMAGE_STYLE is not "none".
        if (menuItemRenderer != null) {
            // If the menu is not using pane iteration, then it should be

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer

                // as it is outside the markup of it's parent menu.
                MenuBuffer menuBuffer = bufferLocator.getMenuBuffer(item);


                // This check is necessary in case the menuBuffer does not exist
                if (menuBuffer != null) {
                    OutputBuffer buffer = menuBuffer.getOutputBuffer();
                    menuBracketingRenderer.open(buffer, item.getMenu());
                    menuItemRenderer.render(bufferLocator, item);
                    menuBracketingRenderer.close(buffer, item.getMenu());
                }
            } else {

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer

    // JavaDoc inherited
    public MenuItemRenderedContent render(OutputBuffer buffer, MenuItem item)
            throws RendererException {


        // Get the information from the menu item to output
        OutputBuffer text = item.getLabel().getText().getText();


        // Render the information using the writer
        buffer.transferContentsFrom(text);


        return MenuItemRenderedContent.TEXT;

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer

        checkTextValue(linkBuffer, "backwardFormatLink");
    }


    public void testFragmentLinkTextForwardLinkBuffer() throws Exception {


        final OutputBuffer buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("forwardLinkBuffer");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkToBuffer(buffer, 0);


        // forward check
        DOMOutputBuffer linkBuffer =
            (DOMOutputBuffer) writer.getLinkBuffer(fragmentMock, false);

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer

        checkTextValue(linkBuffer, "forwardLinkBuffer");
    }


    public void testFragmentLinkTextBackwardLinkBuffer() throws Exception {


        final OutputBuffer buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("backwardLinkBuffer");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkFromBuffer(buffer, 0);


        // forward check
        DOMOutputBuffer linkBuffer =
            (DOMOutputBuffer) writer.getLinkBuffer(fragmentMock, false);

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer

        checkTextValue(linkBuffer, "backwardLinkBuffer");
    }


    public void testFragmentLinkTextBothLinksBuffer() throws Exception {


        OutputBuffer buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("forwardLinkBuffer");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkToBuffer(buffer, 0);
        buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("backwardLinkBuffer");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkFromBuffer(buffer, 0);


        // forward check
        DOMOutputBuffer linkBuffer =
            (DOMOutputBuffer) writer.getLinkBuffer(fragmentMock, false);

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer

        checkTextValue(linkBuffer, "backwardLinkBuffer");
    }


    public void testFragmentLinkTextBothLinksBufferAndText() throws Exception {


        OutputBuffer buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("forwardLinkBuffer");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkToBuffer(buffer, 0);
        fragmentInstance.setLinkToText("forwardLinkText");
        buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("backwardLinkBuffer");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkFromBuffer(buffer, 0);
        fragmentInstance.setLinkFromText("backwardLinkText");


        // forward check
        DOMOutputBuffer linkBuffer =

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.OutputBuffer

        checkTextValue(linkBuffer, "backwardLinkBuffer");
    }


    public void testFragmentLinkTextPriority1() throws Exception {


        OutputBuffer buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("forwardLinkBuffer0");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkToBuffer(buffer, 0);
        buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("forwardLinkBuffer1");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkToBuffer(buffer, 1);
        fragmentInstance.setLinkToText("forwardLinkText");


        buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("backwardLinkBuffer0");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkFromBuffer(buffer, 0);
        buffer = new DOMOutputBuffer();
        buffer.writeText("backwardLinkBuffer1");
        fragmentInstance.setLinkFromBuffer(buffer, 1);
        fragmentInstance.setLinkFromText("backwardLinkText");


        // forward check
        DOMOutputBuffer linkBuffer =

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