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Provides functionality to decode a pdb formatted file into * a PalmDB object given a file input stream

* *

Sample usage:

* *

 *     PDBDecoder decoder = new PDBDecoder("sample.pdb");
 *     PalmDB palmDB = decoder.parse();
 *  

* *

Refer to the * * Palm file format specification for details on the pdb format.

* *

This decoder has the following assumptions on the pdb file ...

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  1. There is only one RecordList section in the pdb.

  2. *
  3. The record indices in the RecordList are sorted in order, i.e. the * first record index refers to record 0, and so forth.

  4. *
  5. The raw records in the record section are sorted as well in order, * i.e. first record comes ahead of second record, etc.

  6. *
* * Other decoders assume these as well. * * @author Herbie Ong * @see PalmDB * @see PDBHeader * * @author Herbie Ong */ public final class PDBDecoder { /** *

This method decodes a pdb file into a PalmDB object.

* *

First, read in the header data using PDBHeader's * read method

. Next, read in the record list * section. Store the record offsets for use when parsing the records. * Based on these offsets, read in each record's bytes and store * each in a Record object. Lastly, create a * PalmDB object with the read in Records. * * @param fileName pdb file name * @throws IOException if I/O error occurs */ public PalmDB parse(String fileName) throws IOException { RandomAccessFile file = new RandomAccessFile(fileName, "r"); // read the pdb header PDBHeader header = new PDBHeader(); header.read(file); Record recArray[] = new Record[header.numRecords]; if (header.numRecords != 0) { // read in the record indices + offsets int recOffset[] = new int[header.numRecords]; for (int i = 0; i < header.numRecords; i++) { recOffset[i] = file.readInt(); int attr = file.readInt(); // read in attribute. } // read the records int len = 0; byte[] bytes = null; int lastIndex = header.numRecords - 1; for (int i = 0; i < lastIndex; i++) { file.seek(recOffset[i]); len = recOffset[i+1] - recOffset[i]; bytes = new byte[len]; file.readFully(bytes); recArray[i] = new Record(bytes); } // last record file.seek(recOffset[lastIndex]); len = (int) file.length() - recOffset[lastIndex]; bytes = new byte[len]; file.readFully(bytes); recArray[lastIndex] = new Record(bytes); } file.close(); // create PalmDB and return it PalmDB pdb = new PalmDB(header.pdbName, recArray); return pdb; } }