Field Detail

• peer

  @CheckForNull
  private InputSocket<?> peer

Constructor Detail

• OutputSocket

  public OutputSocket()

Method Detail

• bind

  public final OutputSocket<E> bind(@CheckForNull
                     OutputSocket<?> to)

  Binds this socket to given socket by inheriting its peer target. Note that this method does not change the state of the given socket and does not connect this socket to the peer socket, that is it does not set this socket as the peer of of the given socket.

  Parameters:

  to - the output socket with the peer target to inherit.

  Returns:

  this

• connect

  final OutputSocket<E> connect(@CheckForNull
                        InputSocket<?> newPeer)

  Connects this output socket to the given peer input socket. Note that this method changes the peer output socket of the given peer input socket to this instance.

  Parameters:

  newPeer - the nullable peer input socket to connect to.

  Returns:

  this

• getPeerTarget

  @Nullable
  public Entry getPeerTarget()
                      throws IOException

  Returns the peer target for I/O operations.

  The same considerations as for IOSocket.getLocalTarget() apply here, too.

  The peer target is null if and only if this socket is not connect(de.schlichtherle.truezip.socket.InputSocket<?>)ed to another socket.

  Specified by:

  getPeerTarget in class IOSocket<E extends Entry,Entry>

  Returns:

  The peer target for I/O operations.

  Throws:

  IOException

• newOutputStream

  public abstract OutputStream newOutputStream()
                                        throws IOException

  Returns a new output stream for writing bytes to the local target.

  Implementations must enable calling this method any number of times. Furthermore, the returned output stream should not be buffered. Buffering should be addressed by the caller instead - see IOSocket.copy(de.schlichtherle.truezip.socket.InputSocket<?>, de.schlichtherle.truezip.socket.OutputSocket<?>).

  Returns:

  A new output stream.

  Throws:

  IOException - on any I/O error.

• newSeekableByteChannel

  public SeekableByteChannel newSeekableByteChannel()
                                             throws IOException

  Optional: Returns a new seekable byte channel for writing bytes to the local target in arbitrary order.

  If this method is supported, implementations must enable calling it any number of times. Furthermore, the returned seekable byte channel should not be buffered. Buffering should be addressed by client applications instead.

  Throws:

  UnsupportedOperationException - if this operation is not supported by the implementation.

  IOException - on any I/O error.

  Since:

  TrueZIP 7.2