Examples of ResettableBufferedOutputStream

org.omnifaces.io.ResettableBufferedOutputStream
This resettable buffered output stream will buffer everything until the given buffer size, regardless of flush calls. Only when the buffer size is exceeded, or when close is called, then the buffer will be actually flushed.
There is a {@link #reset()} method which enables the developer to reset the buffer, as long as it's not flushed yet,which can be determined by {@link #isResettable()}. @author Bauke Scholtz @see ResettableBufferedWriter

Examples of org.omnifaces.io.ResettableBufferedOutputStream

    if (writer != null) {
      throw new IllegalStateException(ERROR_GETWRITER_ALREADY_CALLED);
    }


    if (output == null) {
      buffer = new ResettableBufferedOutputStream(createOutputStream(), getBufferSize());
      output = new ServletOutputStream() {
        @Override
        public void write(int b) throws IOException {
          ((OutputStream) buffer).write(b);
        }

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