A package of the Java Image I/O API dealing with low-level I/O from files and streams.
See: Description
Interface | Description |
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ImageInputStream | A seekable input stream interface for use by |
ImageOutputStream | A seekable output stream interface for use by |
Class | Description |
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FileCacheImageInputStream | An implementation of |
FileCacheImageOutputStream | An implementation of |
FileImageInputStream | An implementation of |
FileImageOutputStream | An implementation of |
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 |
ImageOutputStreamImpl | An abstract class implementing the |
MemoryCacheImageInputStream | An implementation of |
MemoryCacheImageOutputStream | An implementation of |
A package of the Java Image I/O API dealing with low-level I/O from files and streams.
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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