Module com.aoapps.persistence

Package com.aoapps.persistence

Class GZIPSerializer<E>

java.lang.Object

com.aoapps.persistence.GZIPSerializer<E>

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializer<E>

public class GZIPSerializer<E>
extends Object
implements Serializer<E>

Wraps a serializer and compresses the data using GZIP. This class is not thread safe.

Author:

AO Industries, Inc.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
GZIPSerializer(Serializer<E> wrapped)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
E	deserialize(InputStream in)	Restores an object from an InputStream.
long	getSerializedSize(E value)	Determines the size of the object after serialization.
boolean	isFixedSerializedSize()	If a serializer always creates the same number of bytes, containers can choose a fixed-size block for higher performance.
void	serialize(E value, OutputStream out)	Writes the object to the OutputStream.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

GZIPSerializer

public GZIPSerializer(Serializer<E> wrapped)

Method Details

isFixedSerializedSize

public boolean isFixedSerializedSize()

Description copied from interface: Serializer

If a serializer always creates the same number of bytes, containers can choose a fixed-size block for higher performance. If this method returns true, Serializer.getSerializedSize(java.lang.Object) must return the same value for every access, it may be accessed with a null parameter, and it may be accessed less than once per serialized object.

Specified by:

isFixedSerializedSize in interface Serializer<E>

Returns:

To indicate that the same number of bytes will be created, return true. Otherwise, there may be a dynamic number of bytes and return false.

getSerializedSize

public long getSerializedSize(E value)
                       throws IOException

Description copied from interface: Serializer

Determines the size of the object after serialization. This allows some optimizations avoiding unnecessary copying of data.

The common pattern is:

1. Get size from Serializer.getSerializedSize(java.lang.Object)
2. Allocate appropriate space
3. Write serialized object with Serializer.serialize(java.lang.Object, java.io.OutputStream)

It may be best to remember the most recently used object between calls to Serializer.getSerializedSize(java.lang.Object) and Serializer.serialize(java.lang.Object, java.io.OutputStream) when it can reduce processing time.

Specified by:

getSerializedSize in interface Serializer<E>

Returns:

the exact number of bytes the object will take to serialize

Throws:

IOException

serialize

public void serialize(E value,
 OutputStream out)
               throws IOException

Description copied from interface: Serializer

Writes the object to the OutputStream. null will not be passed in.

Specified by:

serialize in interface Serializer<E>

Throws:

IOException

deserialize

public E deserialize(InputStream in)
              throws IOException

Description copied from interface: Serializer

Restores an object from an InputStream.

Specified by:

deserialize in interface Serializer<E>

Throws:

IOException