Class IOUtils
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic IOExceptioncloseAndLogException(Closeable closeable, org.apache.commons.logging.Log logger, String resourceName, IOException initialException) Try to close an IO resource and log and return if there was an exception.static voidcloseQuietly(Closeable closeable) Null safe close of the givenCloseablesuppressing any exception.static longcopy(InputStream input, OutputStream output) Copies all the contents from the given input stream to the given output stream.Provides a function to create an instance of a memory only StreamCache using unrestricted main memory.static PathCreates a temporary directory in the default temporary-file directory with owner-only permissions and registers a shutdown hook to delete it on JVM exit.static PathcreateProtectedTempFile(Path dir, String prefix, String suffix) Creates a temporary file in the specified directory (or default temporary-file directory if null) with owner-only permissions.Provides a function to create an instance of a temp file only StreamCache using unrestricted size.static longpopulateBuffer(InputStream in, byte[] buffer) Populates the given buffer with data read from the input stream.static byte[]Reads the input stream and returns its contents as a byte array.static voidunmap(ByteBuffer buf) Unmap memory mapped byte buffers.
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Method Details
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toByteArray
Reads the input stream and returns its contents as a byte array.- Parameters:
in- the input stream to read from.- Returns:
- the byte array
- Throws:
IOException- if an I/O error occurs
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copy
Copies all the contents from the given input stream to the given output stream.- Parameters:
input- the input streamoutput- the output stream- Returns:
- the number of bytes that have been copied
- Throws:
IOException- if an I/O error occurs
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populateBuffer
Populates the given buffer with data read from the input stream. If the data doesn't fit the buffer, only the data that fits in the buffer is read. If the data is less than fits in the buffer, the buffer is not completely filled.- Parameters:
in- the input stream to read frombuffer- the buffer to fill- Returns:
- the number of bytes written to the buffer
- Throws:
IOException- if an I/O error occurs
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closeQuietly
Null safe close of the givenCloseablesuppressing any exception.- Parameters:
closeable- to be closed
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closeAndLogException
public static IOException closeAndLogException(Closeable closeable, org.apache.commons.logging.Log logger, String resourceName, IOException initialException) Try to close an IO resource and log and return if there was an exception.An exception is only returned if the IOException passed in is null.
- Parameters:
closeable- to be closedlogger- the logger to be used so that logging appears under that log instanceresourceName- the name to appear in the log outputinitialException- if set, this exception will be returned even where there is another exception while closing the IO resource- Returns:
- the IOException is there was any but only if initialException is null
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unmap
Unmap memory mapped byte buffers. This is a hack waiting for a proper JVM provided solution mentioned in JDK-4724038: Add unmap method to MappedByteBuffer. The issue here is that even when closed, memory mapped byte buffers hold a lock on the underlying file until GC is executing and this in turns result in an error if the user tries to move or delete the file.- Parameters:
buf- the buffer to be unmapped
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createMemoryOnlyStreamCache
Provides a function to create an instance of a memory only StreamCache using unrestricted main memory. RandomAccessReadWriteBuffer is used as current default implementation.- Returns:
- a function to create an instance of a memory only StreamCache using unrestricted main memory
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createTempFileOnlyStreamCache
Provides a function to create an instance of a temp file only StreamCache using unrestricted size. ScratchFile is used as current default implementation.- Returns:
- a function to create an instance of a temp file only StreamCache using unrestricted size
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createProtectedTempDir
Creates a temporary directory in the default temporary-file directory with owner-only permissions and registers a shutdown hook to delete it on JVM exit.Note: This method is designed to be used for storing temporary files that may contain sensitive data in a temporary directories with restricted permissions, to mitigate the risk of unauthorized access by other users or processes on the same system. Used e.g. by PDFDebugger.
- Returns:
- the path to the created temporary directory
- Throws:
IOException
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createProtectedTempFile
public static Path createProtectedTempFile(Path dir, String prefix, String suffix) throws IOException Creates a temporary file in the specified directory (or default temporary-file directory if null) with owner-only permissions.This method attempts to set owner-only permissions at file creation time when supported, to minimize the time window during which the file may have default (world-readable) permissions. On POSIX systems (Linux, macOS), permissions are set during creation. On Windows, permissions are set after file creation via ACL.
Note: This method is designed for storing temporary files that may contain sensitive data in a temporary directory with restricted permissions, to mitigate the risk of unauthorized access by other users or processes on the same system. However, unlike
createProtectedTempDir(), this method does NOT automatically delete the file on JVM shutdown. The caller is responsible for deleting the temporary file when no longer needed. Used e.g. by PDFDebugger.- Parameters:
dir- the directory in which to create the temporary file, or null to use the default temporary-file directoryprefix- the prefix string to be used in generating the file's name; may be nullsuffix- the suffix string to be used in generating the file's name; may be null- Returns:
- the path to the created temporary file with owner-only permissions
- Throws:
IOException- if an I/O error occurs during file creation or permission settingSecurityException- if a security manager is installed and denies access- See Also:
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