VarlenaWrapper (PL/Java backend Java code 1.6.8)

All Superinterfaces:

AutoCloseable, Closeable

All Known Implementing Classes:

PgNodeTreeAsXML, VarlenaWrapper.Input, VarlenaWrapper.Input.Stream, VarlenaWrapper.Output, VarlenaXMLRenderer
```
public interface VarlenaWrapper
extends Closeable
```
Interface that wraps a PostgreSQL native variable-length ("varlena") datum; implementing classes present an existing one to Java as a readable InputStream, or allow a new one to be constructed by presenting a writable OutputStream.
Common to both is a method adopt(), allowing native code to reassert control over the varlena (for the writable variety, after Java code has written and closed it), after which it is no longer accessible from Java.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
`static class`	`VarlenaWrapper.Input`	A class by which Java reads the content of a varlena.
`static class`	`VarlenaWrapper.Output`	A class by which Java writes the content of a varlena as an OutputStream.
`static class`	`VarlenaWrapper.Verifier`	A `Verifier` verifies the proper form of content written to a `VarlenaWrapper.Output`.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`long`	`adopt(DualState.Key cookie)`	Return the varlena address to native code and dissociate the varlena from Java.
`String`	`toString(Object o)`	Return a string describing this object in a way useful for debugging, prefixed with the name (abbreviated for comfort) of the class of the object passed in (the normal Java `toString()` method should pass `this`).

Methods inherited from interface java.io.Closeable
close

- Method Detail
  - adopt
```
long adopt(DualState.Key cookie)
    throws SQLException
```
    Return the varlena address to native code and dissociate the varlena from Java.
    
    Parameters:
    
    cookie - Capability held by native code.
    
    Throws:
    
    SQLException
  - toString
```
String toString(Object o)
```
    Return a string describing this object in a way useful for debugging, prefixed with the name (abbreviated for comfort) of the class of the object passed in (the normal Java toString() method should pass this).
    Subclasses or consumers are encouraged to call this method and append further details specific to the subclass or consumer. The convention should be that the recursion will stop at some class that will actually construct the abbreviated class name of o and use it to prefix the returned value.
    
    Parameters:
    
    o - An object whose class name (possibly abbreviated) should be used to prefix the returned string.
    
    Returns:
    
    Description of this object.