com.kuka.comm.codec.bytebuffer
Class TokenEncoder

java.lang.Object
  com.kuka.comm.codec.Encoder<Object,ByteBuffer>
      com.kuka.comm.codec.bytebuffer.TokenEncoder

public final class TokenEncoder
extends Encoder<Object,ByteBuffer>

Encoder that writes a constant byte sequence.

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class com.kuka.comm.codec.Encoder

Encoder.EncoderContext

Constructor Summary

TokenEncoder(byte[] token)
Creates an encoder that writes the given byte subsequence (token).

TokenEncoder(String token)
Creates an encoder that writes the given byte subsequence (token).

TokenEncoder(String token, Charset charset)
Creates an encoder that writes the given byte subsequence (token).

Method Summary

protected void

encodeImpl(Object in, ByteBuffer out) Override this method to implement encoding process.

Methods inherited from class com.kuka.comm.codec.Encoder

concat, encode, encodeImpl

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

TokenEncoder

public TokenEncoder(String token)

Creates an encoder that writes the given byte subsequence (token). As charset the default charset of this Java virtual machine will be used (see Charset.defaultCharset().

Parameters:

token - the token to write

TokenEncoder

public TokenEncoder(String token,
                    Charset charset)

Creates an encoder that writes the given byte subsequence (token).

Parameters:

token - the token to write

charset - the charset of the string

TokenEncoder

public TokenEncoder(byte[] token)

Creates an encoder that writes the given byte subsequence (token).

Parameters:

token - the token to write

Method Detail

encodeImpl

protected void encodeImpl(Object in,
                          ByteBuffer out)

Description copied from class: Encoder

Override this method to implement encoding process.

Note: You should override either this method or Encoder.encodeImpl(Object, Object, EncoderContext). Overriding both will have no effect, i.e. only Encoder.encodeImpl(Object, Object, EncoderContext) will be called.

Overrides:

encodeImpl in class Encoder<Object,ByteBuffer>

Parameters:

in - the input for this encoder

out - the output for this encoder

See Also:

Encoder.encodeImpl(Object, Object, EncoderContext)