public interface FileLocatorAware
 Definition of an interface to be implemented by FileBased objects
 which need access to the current FileLocator.
 
 When loading or saving a FileBased object using FileHandler
 the handler eventually invokes the read() or write() methods
 passing in a reader or writer. For some implementations this may not be
 sufficient because they need information about the current location. For
 instance, a concrete FileBased implementation may have to resolve
 other data sources based on relative file names which have to be interpreted
 in the context of the current file location.
 
 To deal with such scenarios, affected implementations can choose to implement
 this interface. They are then passed the current location to the file being
 accessed before their read() or write() method is called.
 
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
void | 
initFileLocator(FileLocator locator)
Passes the current  
FileLocator to this object. | 
void initFileLocator(FileLocator locator)
FileLocator to this object. Note that this
 FileLocator object is only temporarily valid for the following
 invocation of read() or write(. Depending on the state of
 the FileHandler and which of its methods was called, the object
 may not be fully initialized. For instance, if the FileHandler's
 load(InputStream) method was called, no file information is
 available, and all methods of the FileLocator will return
 null.locator - the current FileLocatorCopyright © 2001–2020 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.