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public void | close()Closes the plug-in component and releases resources. No more data
will be accepted by the plug-in after a call to this method. The
plug-in can be reinstated after being closed by calling
open .
if (source != null) {
try {
source.stop();
source.disconnect();
} catch (IOException e) {
// Internal error?
}
source = null;
}
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public java.lang.String | getName()
return NAME;
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public javax.media.Track[] | getTracks()
return tracks;
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public void | open()Opens the plug-in software or hardware component and acquires
necessary resources. If all the needed resources could not be
acquired, it throws a ResourceUnavailableException. Data should not
be passed into the plug-in without first calling this method.
if (tracks != null)
return;
tracks = new Track[streams.length];
for (int i = 0; i < streams.length; i++) {
tracks[i] = new FrameTrack(this, (PullSourceStream)streams[i]);
}
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public void | setSource(javax.media.protocol.DataSource source)
if (!(source instanceof PullDataSource)) {
throw new IncompatibleSourceException("DataSource not supported: " + source);
} else {
streams = ((PullDataSource) source).getStreams();
}
if ( streams == null) {
throw new IOException("Got a null stream from the DataSource");
}
if (streams.length == 0) {
throw new IOException("Got a empty stream array from the DataSource");
}
if (!supports(streams))
throw new IncompatibleSourceException("DataSource not supported: " + source);
this.source = source;
this.streams = streams;
// System.out.println("content length is " + streams[0].getContentLength());
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public void | start()Start the parser.
source.start();
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public void | stop()Stop the parser.
try {
source.stop();
} catch (IOException e) {
// Internal errors?
}
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protected boolean | supports(javax.media.protocol.SourceStream[] streams)Override this if the Parser has additional requirements
from the PullSourceStream
return ( (streams[0] != null) &&
(streams[0] instanceof PullSourceStream) );
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