ix.ip2
Class Ip2XMLConfig.TFFiles

java.lang.Object
  ix.util.xml.AbstractFileSyntax
      ix.ip2.Ip2XMLConfig.TFFiles

All Implemented Interfaces:

FileSyntax, Loader, Saver

Enclosing class:

Ip2XMLConfig

public static class Ip2XMLConfig.TFFiles
extends AbstractFileSyntax

TF file syntax.

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface ix.util.xml.FileSyntax

FileSyntax.RDFFiles, FileSyntax.XMLFiles

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class ix.util.xml.AbstractFileSyntax

ANY_CLASS

Constructor Summary

Ip2XMLConfig.TFFiles()

Method Summary

boolean	canWrite() Is writing supported?
java.lang.String	getFileTypeDescription() Returns a short description of the type of files understood by this FileSyntax.
java.util.List	getFileTypes() Returns a set of strings representing file types / extensions.
java.util.List	writableClasses() The classes whose instances can be written out.
void	writeObject(java.lang.Object obj, java.io.File file)

Methods inherited from class ix.util.xml.AbstractFileSyntax

canRead, existsClass, isAvailable, makeInstance, readableClasses, readObject, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Ip2XMLConfig.TFFiles

public Ip2XMLConfig.TFFiles()

Method Detail

getFileTypes

public java.util.List getFileTypes()

Description copied from interface: FileSyntax

Returns a set of strings representing file types / extensions.

getFileTypeDescription

public java.lang.String getFileTypeDescription()

Description copied from interface: FileSyntax

Returns a short description of the type of files understood by this FileSyntax. The result should be a plural phrase such as "XML files" or "domain descriptions".

canWrite

public boolean canWrite()

Description copied from interface: FileSyntax

Is writing supported?

Specified by:

canWrite in interface FileSyntax

Overrides:

canWrite in class AbstractFileSyntax

writableClasses

public java.util.List writableClasses()

Description copied from interface: FileSyntax

The classes whose instances can be written out. General-purpose syntaxes can write (at least) instances of every class that has a ClassSyntax. They can return a list containing only Object.class.

Specified by:

writableClasses in interface FileSyntax

Overrides:

writableClasses in class AbstractFileSyntax

writeObject

public void writeObject(java.lang.Object obj,
                        java.io.File file)
                 throws java.io.IOException

Specified by:

writeObject in interface Saver

Overrides:

writeObject in class AbstractFileSyntax

Throws:

java.io.IOException