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javax.print.Doc

Interface Doc specifies the interface for an object that supplies one piece of print data for a Print Job. "Doc" is a short, easy-to-pronounce term that means "a piece of print data." The client passes to the Print Job an object that implements interface Doc, and the Print Job calls methods on that object to obtain the print data. The Doc interface lets a Print Job:

Determine the format, or "doc flavor" (class DocFlavor), in which the print data is available. A doc flavor designates the print data format (a MIME type) and the representation class of the object from which the print data comes.

Obtain the print data representation object, which is an instance of the doc flavor's representation class. The Print Job can then obtain the actual print data from the representation object.

Obtain the printing attributes that specify additional characteristics of the doc or that specify processing instructions to be applied to the doc. Printing attributes are defined in package javax.print.attribute. The doc returns its printing attributes stored in an javax.print.attribute.DocAttributeSet.

Each method in an implementation of interface Doc is permitted always to return the same object each time the method is called. This has implications for a Print Job or other caller of a doc object whose print data representation object "consumes" the print data as the caller obtains the print data, such as a print data representation object which is a stream. Once the Print Job has called getPrintData() and obtained the stream, any further calls to getPrintData() will return the same stream object upon which reading may already be in progress, not a new stream object that will re-read the print data from the beginning. Specifying a doc object to behave this way simplifies the implementation of doc objects, and is justified on the grounds that a particular doc is intended to convey print data only to one Print Job, not to several different Print Jobs. (To convey the same print data to several different Print Jobs, you have to create several different doc objects on top of the same print data source.)

Interface Doc affords considerable implementation flexibility. The print data might already be in existence when the doc object is constructed. In this case the objects returned by the doc's methods can be supplied to the doc's constructor, be stored in the doc ahead of time, and simply be returned when called for. Alternatively, the print data might not exist yet when the doc object is constructed. In this case the doc object might provide a "lazy" implementation that generates the print data representation object (and/or the print data) only when the Print Job calls for it (when the Print Job calls the getPrintData() method).

There is no restriction on the number of client threads that may be simultaneously accessing the same doc. Therefore, all implementations of interface Doc must be designed to be multiple thread safe.

However there can only be one consumer of the print data obtained from a Doc.

If print data is obtained from the client as a stream, by calling Doc's getReaderForText() or getStreamForBytes() methods, or because the print data source is already an InputStream or Reader, then the print service should always close these streams for the client on all job completion conditions. With the following caveat. If the print data is itself a stream, the service will always close it. If the print data is otherwise something that can be requested as a stream, the service will only close the stream if it has obtained the stream before terminating. That is, just because a print service might request data as a stream does not mean that it will, with the implications that Doc implementors which rely on the service to close them should create such streams only in response to a request from the service.

Interface Doc specifies the interface for an object that supplies one piece
of print data for a Print Job. "Doc" is a short, easy-to-pronounce term
that means "a piece of print data." The client passes to the Print Job an
object that implements interface Doc, and the Print Job calls methods on
that object to obtain the print data. The Doc interface lets a Print Job:


Determine the format, or "doc flavor" (class DocFlavor),
in which the print data is available. A doc flavor designates the print
data format (a MIME type) and the representation class of the object
from which the print data comes.


Obtain the print data representation object, which is an instance of the
doc flavor's representation class. The Print Job can then obtain the actual
print data from the representation object.


Obtain the printing attributes that specify additional characteristics of
the doc or that specify processing instructions to be applied to the doc.
Printing attributes are defined in package javax.print.attribute. The doc returns its printing attributes stored in
an javax.print.attribute.DocAttributeSet.


Each method in an implementation of interface Doc is permitted always to
return the same object each time the method is called.
This has implications
for a Print Job or other caller of a doc object whose print data
representation object "consumes" the print data as the caller obtains the
print data, such as a print data representation object which is a stream.
Once the Print Job has called getPrintData() and obtained the stream, any further calls to
getPrintData() will return the same
stream object upon which reading may already be in progress, not a new
stream object that will re-read the print data from the beginning. Specifying
a doc object to behave this way simplifies the implementation of doc objects,
and is justified on the grounds that a particular doc is intended to convey
print data only to one Print Job, not to several different Print Jobs. (To
convey the same print data to several different Print Jobs, you have to
create several different doc objects on top of the same print data source.)

Interface Doc affords considerable implementation flexibility. The print data
might already be in existence when the doc object is constructed. In this
case the objects returned by the doc's methods can be supplied to the doc's
constructor, be stored in the doc ahead of time, and simply be returned when
called for. Alternatively, the print data might not exist yet when the doc
object is constructed. In this case the doc object might provide a "lazy"
implementation that generates the print data representation object (and/or
the print data) only when the Print Job calls for it (when the Print Job
calls the getPrintData() method).

There is no restriction on the number of client threads that may be
simultaneously accessing the same doc. Therefore, all implementations of
interface Doc must be designed to be multiple thread safe.

However there can only be one consumer of the print data obtained from a
Doc.

If print data is obtained from the client as a stream, by calling Doc's
getReaderForText() or getStreamForBytes()
methods, or because the print data source is already an InputStream or
Reader, then the print service should always close these streams for the
client on all job completion conditions. With the following caveat.
If the print data is itself a stream, the service will always close it.
If the print data is otherwise something that can be requested as a stream,
the service will only close the stream if it has obtained the stream before
terminating. That is, just because a print service might request data as
a stream does not mean that it will, with the implications that Doc
implementors which rely on the service to close them should create such
streams only in response to a request from the service.
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get-attributesclj

(get-attributes this)

Obtains the set of printing attributes for this doc object. If the returned attribute set includes an instance of a particular attribute X, the printer must use that attribute value for this doc, overriding any value of attribute X in the job's attribute set. If the returned attribute set does not include an instance of a particular attribute X or if null is returned, the printer must consult the job's attribute set to obtain the value for attribute X, and if not found there, the printer must use an implementation-dependent default value. The returned attribute set is unmodifiable.

returns: Unmodifiable set of printing attributes for this doc, or null to obtain all attribute values from the job's attribute set. - javax.print.attribute.DocAttributeSet

Obtains the set of printing attributes for this doc object. If the
 returned attribute set includes an instance of a particular attribute
 X, the printer must use that attribute value for this doc,
 overriding any value of attribute X in the job's attribute set.
 If the returned attribute set does not include an instance
 of a particular attribute X or if null is returned, the printer
 must consult the job's attribute set to obtain the value for
 attribute X, and if not found there, the printer must use an
 implementation-dependent default value. The returned attribute set is
 unmodifiable.

returns: Unmodifiable set of printing attributes for this doc, or null
          to obtain all attribute values from the job's attribute
          set. - `javax.print.attribute.DocAttributeSet`
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get-doc-flavorclj

(get-doc-flavor this)

Determines the doc flavor in which this doc object will supply its piece of print data.

returns: Doc flavor. - javax.print.DocFlavor

Determines the doc flavor in which this doc object will supply its
 piece of print data.

returns: Doc flavor. - `javax.print.DocFlavor`
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get-print-dataclj

(get-print-data this)

Obtains the print data representation object that contains this doc object's piece of print data in the format corresponding to the supported doc flavor. The getPrintData() method returns an instance of the representation class whose name is given by getDocFlavor().getRepresentationClassName(), and the return value can be cast from class Object to that representation class.

returns: Print data representation object. - java.lang.Object

throws: java.io.IOException - Thrown if the representation class is a stream and there was an I/O error while constructing the stream.

Obtains the print data representation object that contains this doc
 object's piece of print data in the format corresponding to the
 supported doc flavor.
 The getPrintData() method returns an instance of
 the representation class whose name is given by getDocFlavor().getRepresentationClassName(), and the return value can be cast
 from class Object to that representation class.

returns: Print data representation object. - `java.lang.Object`

throws: java.io.IOException - Thrown if the representation class is a stream and there was an I/O error while constructing the stream.
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get-reader-for-textclj

(get-reader-for-text this)

Obtains a reader for extracting character print data from this doc. The Doc implementation is required to support this method if the DocFlavor has one of the following print data representation classes, and return null otherwise:

char[] java.lang.String java.io.Reader

The doc's print data representation object is used to construct and return a Reader for reading the print data as a stream of characters from the print data representation object. However, if the print data representation object is itself a Reader, then the print data representation object is simply returned.

returns: Reader for reading the print data characters from this doc. If a reader cannot be provided because this doc does not meet the criteria stated above, null is returned. - java.io.Reader

throws: java.io.IOException - Thrown if there was an I/O error while creating the reader.

Obtains a reader for extracting character print data from this doc.
 The Doc implementation is required to support this method if the
 DocFlavor has one of the following print data representation classes,
 and return null otherwise:

  char[]
  java.lang.String
  java.io.Reader

 The doc's print data representation object is used to construct and
 return a Reader for reading the print data as a stream of characters
 from the print data representation object.
 However, if the print data representation object is itself a Reader,
 then the print data representation object is simply returned.

returns: Reader for reading the print data characters from this doc.
          If a reader cannot be provided because this doc does not meet
          the criteria stated above, null is returned. - `java.io.Reader`

throws: java.io.IOException - Thrown if there was an I/O error while creating the reader.
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get-stream-for-bytesclj

(get-stream-for-bytes this)

Obtains an input stream for extracting byte print data from this doc. The Doc implementation is required to support this method if the DocFlavor has one of the following print data representation classes, and return null otherwise:

byte[] java.io.InputStream

This doc's print data representation object is obtained, then an input stream for reading the print data from the print data representation object as a stream of bytes is created and returned. However, if the print data representation object is itself an input stream, then the print data representation object is simply returned.

returns: Input stream for reading the print data bytes from this doc. If an input stream cannot be provided because this doc does not meet the criteria stated above, null is returned. - java.io.InputStream

throws: java.io.IOException - Thrown if there was an I/O error while creating the input stream.

Obtains an input stream for extracting byte print data from this
 doc.  The Doc implementation is required to support this method if
 the DocFlavor has one of the following print data representation
 classes, and return null otherwise:

  byte[]
  java.io.InputStream

 This doc's print data representation object is obtained, then an input
 stream for reading the print data from the print data representation
 object as a stream of bytes is created and returned. However, if the
 print data representation object is itself an input stream, then the
 print data representation object is simply returned.

returns: Input stream for reading the print data bytes from this doc. If
          an input stream cannot be provided because this doc does not
          meet the criteria stated above, null is returned. - `java.io.InputStream`

throws: java.io.IOException - Thrown if there was an I/O error while creating the input stream.
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