public class TableWriter extends Object
TableWriter
class is used for writing
fixed-width text, fixed-width binary and delimited data files.Constructor and Description |
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TableWriter(Object table,
OutputStream outputStream)
Creates an instance of
TableWriter for writing to
a fixed-width text or binary data file and uses "US-ASCII"
character set name for encoding. |
TableWriter(Object table,
OutputStream outputStream,
String charsetName)
Creates an instance of
TableWriter for writing to a
fixed-width text or binary data file. |
TableWriter(Object table,
Writer writer)
Creates an instance of
TableWriter for writing to
a delimited data file. |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
close()
Closes this table writer which may no longer be used for writing records.
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TableRecord |
createRecord()
Creates a record for adding data.
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void |
flush()
Flushes the output stream or writer.
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void |
write(TableRecord record)
Writes the table record to the output stream or writer.
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public TableWriter(Object table, OutputStream outputStream, String charsetName) throws UnsupportedCharsetException
TableWriter
for writing to a
fixed-width text or binary data file. For fixed-width text file,
'carriage return + line feed' is used for record delimiter.table
- a table objectoutputStream
- an output streamcharsetName
- the charset name to use for encoding the bytes.UnsupportedCharsetException
public TableWriter(Object table, OutputStream outputStream)
TableWriter
for writing to
a fixed-width text or binary data file and uses "US-ASCII"
character set name for encoding. For fixed-width text file,
'carriage return + line feed' is used for record delimiter.table
- a table objectoutputStream
- an output streampublic TableRecord createRecord()
TableRecord
public void write(TableRecord record) throws IOException
record
- the TableRecord
objectIOException
public void flush() throws IOException
IOException
public void close() throws IOException
IOException
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