Examples of com.amazonaws.util.ServiceClientHolderInputStream

com.amazonaws.util.ServiceClientHolderInputStream
This wrapper input stream holds a reference to the service client. This is mainly done to avoid the AmazonWebServiceClient object being garbage collected when the client reads data from the input stream.

            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();


            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            input = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(input, this);


            // If someone is interested in progress updates, wrap the input
            // stream in a filter that will trigger progress reports.
            if (progressListenerCallbackExecutor != null) {
                ProgressReportingInputStream progressReportingInputStream = new ProgressReportingInputStream(input, progressListenerCallbackExecutor);

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            InputStream is = s3Object.getObjectContent();
            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();
            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            is = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(is, this);
            // used trigger a tranfer complete event when the stream is entirely consumed
            ProgressInputStream progressInputStream =
                new ProgressInputStream(is, listener) {
                @Override protected void onEOF() {
                    publishProgress(getListener(), ProgressEventType.TRANSFER_COMPLETED_EVENT);

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            InputStream is = s3Object.getObjectContent();
            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();
            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            is = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(is, this);
            // used trigger a tranfer complete event when the stream is entirely consumed
            ProgressInputStream progressInputStream =
                new ProgressInputStream(is, listener) {
                @Override protected void onEOF() {
                    publishProgress(getListener(), ProgressEventType.TRANSFER_COMPLETED_EVENT);

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            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();


            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            input = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(input, this);


            // If someone is interested in progress updates, wrap the input
            // stream in a filter that will trigger progress reports.
            if (progressListenerCallbackExecutor != null) {
                @SuppressWarnings("resource")

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            InputStream is = s3Object.getObjectContent();
            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();
            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            is = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(is, this);
            // used trigger a tranfer complete event when the stream is entirely consumed
            ProgressInputStream progressInputStream =
                new ProgressInputStream(is, listener) {
                @Override protected void onEOF() {
                    publishProgress(getListener(), ProgressEventType.TRANSFER_COMPLETED_EVENT);

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            InputStream is = s3Object.getObjectContent();
            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();
            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            is = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(is, this);
            // used trigger a tranfer complete event when the stream is entirely consumed
            ProgressInputStream progressInputStream =
                new ProgressInputStream(is, listener) {
                @Override protected void onEOF() {
                    publishProgress(getListener(), ProgressEventType.TRANSFER_COMPLETED_EVENT);

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            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();


            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            input = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(input, this);


            // If someone is interested in progress updates, wrap the input
            // stream in a filter that will trigger progress reports.
            if (progressListenerCallbackExecutor != null) {
                @SuppressWarnings("resource")

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            InputStream is = s3Object.getObjectContent();
            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();
            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            is = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(is, this);
            // used trigger a tranfer complete event when the stream is entirely consumed
            ProgressInputStream progressInputStream =
                new ProgressInputStream(is, listener) {
                @Override protected void onEOF() {
                    publishProgress(getListener(), ProgressEventType.TRANSFER_COMPLETED_EVENT);

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            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();


            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            input = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(input, this);


            // If someone is interested in progress updates, wrap the input
            // stream in a filter that will trigger progress reports.
            if (progressListenerCallbackExecutor != null) {
                @SuppressWarnings("resource")

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            HttpRequestBase httpRequest = s3Object.getObjectContent().getHttpRequest();


            // Hold a reference to this client while the InputStream is still
            // around - otherwise a finalizer in the HttpClient may reset the
            // underlying TCP connection out from under us.
            input = new ServiceClientHolderInputStream(input, this);


            // If someone is interested in progress updates, wrap the input
            // stream in a filter that will trigger progress reports.
            if (progressListenerCallbackExecutor != null) {
                @SuppressWarnings("resource")

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