A subclass of ImageWriteParam for encoding images in
the BMP format.

 This class allows for the specification of various parameters
while writing a BMP format image file.  By default, the data layout
is bottom-up, such that the pixels are stored in bottom-up order,
the first scanline being stored last.

The particular compression scheme to be used can be specified by using
the setCompressionType() method with the appropriate type
string.  The compression scheme specified will be honored if and only if it
is compatible with the type of image being written. If the specified
compression scheme is not compatible with the type of image being written
then the IOException will be thrown by the BMP image writer.
If the compression type is not set explicitly then getCompressionType()
will return null. In this case the BMP image writer will select
a compression type that supports encoding of the given image without loss
of the color resolution.
The compression type strings and the image type(s) each supports are
listed in the following
table:


Compression Types
Type String Description  Image Types
BI_RGB  Uncompressed RLE <=  8-bits/sample
BI_RLE8 8-bit Run Length Encoding <= 8-bits/sample
BI_RLE4 4-bit Run Length Encoding <= 4-bits/sample
BI_BITFIELDS Packed data  16 or 32 bits/sample

A class encapsulating a single JPEG Huffman table.
Fields are provided for the "standard" tables taken
from Annex K of the JPEG specification.
These are the tables used as defaults.

For more information about the operation of the standard JPEG plug-in,
see the JPEG
metadata format specification and usage notes

This class adds the ability to set JPEG quantization and Huffman
tables when using the built-in JPEG reader plug-in.  An instance of
this class will be returned from the
getDefaultImageReadParam methods of the built-in JPEG
ImageReader.

 The sole purpose of these additions is to allow the
specification of tables for use in decoding abbreviated streams.
The built-in JPEG reader will also accept an ordinary
ImageReadParam, which is sufficient for decoding
non-abbreviated streams.

 While tables for abbreviated streams are often obtained by
first reading another abbreviated stream containing only the
tables, in some applications the tables are fixed ahead of time.
This class allows the tables to be specified directly from client
code.  If no tables are specified either in the stream or in a
JPEGImageReadParam, then the stream is presumed to use
the "standard" visually lossless tables.  See JPEGQTable
and JPEGHuffmanTable for more information
 on the default tables.

 The default JPEGImageReadParam returned by the
getDefaultReadParam method of the builtin JPEG reader
contains no tables.  Default tables may be obtained from the table
classes JPEGQTable and
JPEGHuffmanTable.

 If a stream does contain tables, the tables given in a
JPEGImageReadParam are ignored.  Furthermore, if the
first image in a stream does contain tables and subsequent ones do
not, then the tables given in the first image are used for all the
abbreviated images.  Once tables have been read from a stream, they
can be overridden only by tables subsequently read from the same
stream.  In order to specify new tables, the setInput method of
the reader must be called to change the stream.

 Note that this class does not provide a means for obtaining the
tables found in a stream.  These may be extracted from a stream by
consulting the IIOMetadata object returned by the reader.


For more information about the operation of the built-in JPEG plug-ins,
see the JPEG
metadata format specification and usage notes.

This class adds the ability to set JPEG quantization and Huffman
tables when using the built-in JPEG writer plug-in, and to request that
optimized Huffman tables be computed for an image.  An instance of
this class will be returned from the
getDefaultImageWriteParam methods of the built-in JPEG
ImageWriter.

 The principal purpose of these additions is to allow the
specification of tables to use in encoding abbreviated streams.
The built-in JPEG writer will also accept an ordinary
ImageWriteParam, in which case the writer will
construct the necessary tables internally.

 In either case, the quality setting in an ImageWriteParam
has the same meaning as for the underlying library: 1.00 means a
quantization table of all 1's, 0.75 means the "standard", visually
lossless quantization table, and 0.00 means aquantization table of
all 255's.

 While tables for abbreviated streams are often specified by
first writing an abbreviated stream containing only the tables, in
some applications the tables are fixed ahead of time.  This class
allows the tables to be specified directly from client code.

 Normally, the tables are specified in the
IIOMetadata objects passed in to the writer, and any
tables included in these objects are written to the stream.
If no tables are specified in the metadata, then an abbreviated
stream is written.  If no tables are included in the metadata and
no tables are specified in a JPEGImageWriteParam, then
an abbreviated stream is encoded using the "standard" visually
lossless tables.  This class is necessary for specifying tables
when an abbreviated stream must be written without writing any tables
to a stream first.  In order to use this class, the metadata object
passed into the writer must contain no tables, and no stream metadata
must be provided.  See JPEGQTable and
JPEGHuffmanTable for more
information on the default tables.

 The default JPEGImageWriteParam returned by the
getDefaultWriteParam method of the writer contains no
tables.  Default tables are included in the default
IIOMetadata objects returned by the writer.

 If the metadata does contain tables, the tables given in a
JPEGImageWriteParam are ignored.  Furthermore, once a
set of tables has been written, only tables in the metadata can
override them for subsequent writes, whether to the same stream or
a different one.  In order to specify new tables using this class,
the reset
method of the writer must be called.


For more information about the operation of the built-in JPEG plug-ins,
see the JPEG
metadata format specification and usage notes.

A class encapsulating a single JPEG quantization table.
The elements appear in natural order (as opposed to zig-zag order).
Static variables are provided for the "standard" tables taken from
 Annex K of the JPEG specification, as well as the default tables
conventionally used for visually lossless encoding.

For more information about the operation of the standard JPEG plug-in,
see the JPEG
metadata format specification and usage notes