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• Base64Datatop

  public Base64Data()

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• charAttop

  public char charAt(int index)
  Encode this binary data in the base64 encoding and returns the character at the specified position.

  Parameters:

  @param index the index of the char value to be returned

  Return:

  @return the specified char value

  Specified by:

  charAt from CharSequence

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• gettop

  public byte[] get()
  Gets the raw data. The size of the byte array maybe larger than the actual length.

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• getDataHandlertop

  public DataHandler getDataHandler()
  Gets the raw data.

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• getDataLentop

  public int getDataLen()

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• getExacttop

  public byte[] getExact()
  Gets the byte[] of the exact length.

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• getInputStreamtop

  public InputStream getInputStream() throws IOException
  Gets the data as an java.io.InputStream.

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• getMimeTypetop

  public String getMimeType()

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• hasDatatop

  public boolean hasData()
  Returns false if this object only has javax.activation.DataHandler and therefore com.sun.xml.internal.bind.v2.runtime.unmarshaller.Base64Data.get() operation is likely going to be expensive.

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• lengthtop

  public int length()
  Gets the number of characters needed to represent this binary data in the base64 encoding.

  Return:

  @return the number of chars in this sequence

  Specified by:

  length from CharSequence

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• settop

  public void set(DataHandler data)
  Fills in the data object by a javax.activation.DataHandler.

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• settop

  public void set(byte[] data, int len, String mimeType)
  Fills in the data object by a portion of the byte[].

  Parameters:

  @param len data[0] to data[len-1] are treated as the data.

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• settop

  public void set(byte[] data, String mimeType)
  Fills in the data object by the byte[] of the exact length.

  Parameters:

  @param data this buffer may be owned directly by the unmarshaleld JAXB object.

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• subSequencetop

  public CharSequence subSequence(int start, int end)
  Internally this is only used to split a text to a list, which doesn't happen that much for base64. So this method should be smaller than faster.

  Parameters:

  @param start the start index, inclusive

  @param end the end index, exclusive

  Return:

  @return the specified subsequence

  Specified by:

  subSequence from CharSequence

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• toStringtop

  public String toString()
  Returns the base64 encoded string of this data.

  Return:

  @return a string consisting of exactly this sequence of characters

  Specified by:

  toString from CharSequence

  Override hierarchy:

  toString from Pcdata

  toString from Object

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• writeTotop

  public void writeTo(UTF8XmlOutput output) throws IOException
  Writes itself to com.sun.xml.internal.bind.v2.runtime.output.UTF8XmlOutput.

  This is the most performance critical path for the marshaller, so it warrants its own method.

  Override hierarchy:

  writeTo from Pcdata

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• writeTotop

  public void writeTo(char[] buf, int start)
  Writes itself to the character array.

  This method is used by most other com.sun.xml.internal.bind.v2.runtime.output.XmlOutput. The default implementation involves in one extra char[] copying.

  The caller must provide a big enough buffer that can hold enough characters returned by the CharSequence.length() method.

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  writeTo from Pcdata

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