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public void | close()Close the BufferManagerWrite and do any outstanding cleanup.
No work to do for a BufferManagerWriteStream
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public int | getBufferSize()Returns the correct buffer size for this type of
buffer manager as set in the ORB.
return orb.getORBData().getGIOPFragmentSize();
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public void | overflow(com.sun.corba.se.impl.encoding.ByteBufferWithInfo bbwi)
// Set the fragment's moreFragments field to true
MessageBase.setFlag(bbwi.byteBuffer, Message.MORE_FRAGMENTS_BIT);
sendFragment(false);
// Reuse the old buffer
// REVISIT - need to account for case when needed > available
// even after fragmenting. This is the large array case, so
// the caller should retry when it runs out of space.
bbwi.position(0);
bbwi.buflen = bbwi.byteBuffer.limit();
bbwi.fragmented = true;
// Now we must marshal in the fragment header/GIOP header
// REVISIT - we can optimize this by not creating the fragment message
// each time.
FragmentMessage header = ((CDROutputObject)outputObject).getMessageHeader().createFragmentMessage();
header.write(((CDROutputObject)outputObject));
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private void | sendFragment(boolean isLastFragment)
Connection conn = ((OutputObject)outputObject).getMessageMediator().getConnection();
// REVISIT: need an ORB
//System.out.println("sendFragment: last?: " + isLastFragment);
conn.writeLock();
try {
// Send the fragment
conn.sendWithoutLock(((OutputObject)outputObject));
fragmentCount++;
} finally {
conn.writeUnlock();
}
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public void | sendMessage()
sendFragment(true);
sentFullMessage = true;
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public boolean | sentFragment()
return fragmentCount > 0;
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