org.apache.axis.attachments
Class MultipartAttachmentStreams
java.lang.Object
org.apache.axis.attachments.IncomingAttachmentStreams
org.apache.axis.attachments.MultipartAttachmentStreams
- public final class MultipartAttachmentStreams
- extends IncomingAttachmentStreams
The MultipartAttachmentStreams class is used to create
IncomingAttachmentInputStream objects when the HTTP stream shows a marked
separation between the SOAP and each attachment parts. Unlike the DIME
version, this class will use the BoundaryDelimitedStream to parse data in the
SwA format. Another difference between the two is that the
MultipartAttachmentStreams class must also provide a way to hold attachment
parts parsed prior to where the SOAP part appears in the HTTP stream (i.e.
the root part of the multipart-related message). Our DIME counterpart didn�t
have to worry about this since the SOAP part is guaranteed to be the first in
the stream. But since SwA has no such guarantee, we must fall back to caching
these first parts. Afterwards, we can stream the rest of the attachments that
are after the SOAP part of the request message.
- Author:
- David Wong, Brian Husted
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
MultipartAttachmentStreams
public MultipartAttachmentStreams(BoundaryDelimitedStream delimitedStream)
throws AxisFault
MultipartAttachmentStreams
public MultipartAttachmentStreams(BoundaryDelimitedStream delimitedStream,
java.util.Collection priorParts)
throws AxisFault
setAttachmentsPriorToSoapPart
public void setAttachmentsPriorToSoapPart(java.util.Iterator iterator)
getNextStream
public IncomingAttachmentStreams.IncomingAttachmentInputStream getNextStream()
throws AxisFault
- Specified by:
getNextStream
in class IncomingAttachmentStreams
- Returns:
- The next delimited stream or null if no additional streams are
left.
- Throws:
AxisFault
- See Also:
IncomingAttachmentStreams.getNextStream()
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