public interface JsonWriterFactory
Factory to create
JsonWriter
instances. If a factory
instance is configured with some configuration, that would be
used to configure the created writer instances.
JsonWriter
can also be created using Json
's
createWriter
methods. If multiple writer instances are created,
then creating them using a writer factory is preferred.
For example:
JsonWriterFactory factory = Json.createWriterFactory(...);
JsonWriter writer1 = factory.createWriter(...);
JsonWriter writer2 = factory.createWriter(...);
All the methods in this class are safe for use by multiple concurrent threads.
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptioncreateWriter
(OutputStream out) createWriter
(OutputStream out, Charset charset) createWriter
(Writer writer) Returns read-only map of supported provider specific configuration properties that are used to configure the created JSON writer objects.
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Method Details
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createWriter
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createWriter
Creates a JSON writer to write a JSONobject
orarray
structure to the specified byte stream. Characters written to the stream are encoded into bytes using UTF-8 encoding. The writer is configured with the factory configuration.- Parameters:
out
- to which JSON object or array is written- Returns:
- a JSON writer
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createWriter
Creates a JSON writer to write a JSONobject
orarray
structure to the specified byte stream. Characters written to the stream are encoded into bytes using the specified charset. The writer is configured with the factory configuration.- Parameters:
out
- to which JSON object or array is writtencharset
- a charset- Returns:
- a JSON writer
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getConfigInUse
Returns read-only map of supported provider specific configuration properties that are used to configure the created JSON writer objects. If there are any specified configuration properties that are not supported by the provider, they won't be part of the returned map.- Returns:
- a map of supported provider specific properties that are used to configure the created writers. The map may be empty but not null.
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