org.springframework.core.io.buffer

Interface DataBufferFactory

All Known Implementing Classes:

DefaultDataBufferFactory, NettyDataBufferFactory

public interface DataBufferFactory

A factory for DataBuffers, allowing for allocation and wrapping of data buffers.

Since:

5.0

Author:

Arjen Poutsma

See Also:

DataBuffer

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
DataBuffer	allocateBuffer() Allocate a data buffer of a default initial capacity.
DataBuffer	allocateBuffer(int initialCapacity) Allocate a data buffer of the given initial capacity.
DataBuffer	join(java.util.List<? extends DataBuffer> dataBuffers) Return a new DataBuffer composed of the dataBuffers elements joined together.
DataBuffer	wrap(byte[] bytes) Wrap the given byte array in a DataBuffer.
DataBuffer	wrap(java.nio.ByteBuffer byteBuffer) Wrap the given ByteBuffer in a DataBuffer.

Method Detail

allocateBuffer

DataBuffer allocateBuffer()

Allocate a data buffer of a default initial capacity. Depending on the underlying implementation and its configuration, this will be heap-based or direct buffer.

Returns:

the allocated buffer

allocateBuffer

DataBuffer allocateBuffer(int initialCapacity)

Allocate a data buffer of the given initial capacity. Depending on the underlying implementation and its configuration, this will be heap-based or direct buffer.

Parameters:

initialCapacity - the initial capacity of the buffer to allocate

Returns:

the allocated buffer

wrap

DataBuffer wrap(java.nio.ByteBuffer byteBuffer)

Wrap the given ByteBuffer in a DataBuffer. Unlike allocating, wrapping does not use new memory.

Parameters:

byteBuffer - the NIO byte buffer to wrap

Returns:

the wrapped buffer

wrap

DataBuffer wrap(byte[] bytes)

Wrap the given byte array in a DataBuffer. Unlike allocating, wrapping does not use new memory.

Parameters:

bytes - the byte array to wrap

Returns:

the wrapped buffer

join

DataBuffer join(java.util.List<? extends DataBuffer> dataBuffers)

Return a new DataBuffer composed of the dataBuffers elements joined together. Depending on the implementation, the returned buffer may be a single buffer containing all data of the provided buffers, or it may be a true composite that contains references to the buffers.

Note that the given data buffers do not have to be released, as they are released as part of the returned composite.

Parameters:

dataBuffers - the data buffers to be composed

Returns:

a buffer that is composed from the dataBuffers argument

Since:

5.0.3