See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ImageInputStream |
A seekable input stream interface for use by
ImageReaders. |
| ImageOutputStream |
A seekable output stream interface for use by
ImageWriters. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| FileCacheImageInputStream |
An implementation of
ImageInputStream that gets its
input from a regular InputStream. |
| FileCacheImageOutputStream |
An implementation of
ImageOutputStream that writes its
output to a regular OutputStream. |
| FileImageInputStream |
An implementation of
ImageInputStream that gets its
input from a File or RandomAccessFile. |
| FileImageOutputStream |
An implementation of
ImageOutputStream that writes its
output directly to a File or
RandomAccessFile. |
| IIOByteBuffer |
A class representing a mutable reference to an array of bytes and
an offset and length within that array.
|
| ImageInputStreamImpl |
An abstract class implementing the
ImageInputStream interface. |
| ImageOutputStreamImpl |
An abstract class implementing the
ImageOutputStream interface. |
| MemoryCacheImageInputStream |
An implementation of
ImageInputStream that gets its
input from a regular InputStream. |
| MemoryCacheImageOutputStream |
An implementation of
ImageOutputStream that writes its
output to a regular OutputStream. |
The ImageInputStream interface unifies streaming and
file-based operations. An abstract base class,
ImageInputStreamImpl is provided to simplify writing
a new ImageInputStream class. Concrete implementation
classes (FileImageInputStream,
FileCacheImageInputStream, and
MemoryCacheImageInputStream) are provided that allow
input to come from a File or InputStream
with or without the use of a temporary cache file.
The ImageOutputStream interface performs an analogous
function for output. An abstract base class,
ImageOutputStreamImpl is provided, along with
concrete implementation classes (FileImageOutputStream,
FileCacheImageOutputStream, and
MemoryCacheImageOutputStream) are provided that allow
output to go to a File or OutputStream with
or without the use of a temporary cache file.
The IIOByteBuffer class provides an alternative way to
perform reads of sequences of bytes that reduces the amount of
internal data copying.
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