uk.ac.starlink.table.storage

Class ByteStoreRowStore

java.lang.Object

uk.ac.starlink.table.storage.ByteStoreRowStore

All Implemented Interfaces:

RowStore, TableSink

Direct Known Subclasses:

DiskRowStore

public class ByteStoreRowStore
extends java.lang.Object
implements RowStore

RowStore based on a ByteStore. It uses custom serialization to encode some basic data types (primitives, Strings, and arrays of them) as a byte sequence. Therefore it may not cope with tables containing exotic objects. The actual storage destination is controlled by the ByteStore implementation used.

Since:

5 Nov 2009

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ByteStoreRowStore(ByteStore byteStore) Constructor.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	acceptMetadata(StarTable meta) Takes delivery of a row-less StarTable object which defines the metadata of the table to be transmitted.
void	acceptRow(java.lang.Object[] row) Takes delivery of one row of data.
void	endRows() Signals that there are no more rows to be transmitted.
ByteStore	getByteStore() Returns the underlying storage for this row store.
StarTable	getStarTable() Obtains a StarTable which contains the data and metadata that have been written into this sink.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

ByteStoreRowStore

public ByteStoreRowStore(ByteStore byteStore)

Constructor.

Parameters:

byteStore - storage container used by this row store

Method Detail

getByteStore

public ByteStore getByteStore()

Returns the underlying storage for this row store.

Returns:

buffer holding byte data

acceptMetadata

public void acceptMetadata(StarTable meta)
                    throws TableFormatException

Description copied from interface: TableSink

Takes delivery of a row-less StarTable object which defines the metadata of the table to be transmitted. If the number of rows that will be transmitted via subsequent calls to acceptRow is known, this value should be made available as the row count of meta (StarTable.getRowCount()); if it is not known, the row count should be -1. However, this object should not attempt to read any of meta's cell data.

The data to be transmitted in subsequent calls of acceptRow must match the metadata transmitted in this call in the same way that rows of a StarTable must match its own metadata (number and content clases of columns etc). If this sink cannot dispose of a table corresponding to meta then it may throw a TableFormatException - this may be the case if for instance meta has columns with types that this sink can't deal with.

Specified by:

acceptMetadata in interface TableSink

Parameters:

meta - table metadata object

Throws:

TableFormatException - if this sink cannot accept table rows matching the given metadata

acceptRow

public void acceptRow(java.lang.Object[] row)
               throws java.io.IOException

Description copied from interface: TableSink

Takes delivery of one row of data. row is an array of objects comprising the contents of one row of the table being transmitted. The number and classes of the elements of row are described by the metadata object previously accepted.

Specified by:

acceptRow in interface TableSink

Parameters:

row - table data row

Throws:

java.io.IOException

endRows

public void endRows()
             throws java.io.IOException

Description copied from interface: TableSink

Signals that there are no more rows to be transmitted.

Specified by:

endRows in interface TableSink

Throws:

java.io.IOException

getStarTable

public StarTable getStarTable()

Description copied from interface: RowStore

Obtains a StarTable which contains the data and metadata that have been written into this sink. In general it is only legal to call this method following a call to TableSink.endRows(); failing to observe this sequence may earn you an IllegalStateException

Specified by:

getStarTable in interface RowStore

Returns:

a random-access StarTable containing the written rows