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					<description><![CDATA[What you probably want to do is implement a custom InputSource wrapper class that allows rewinding of the original data source, prob. with internal buffering... although that depends on whether it is more efficient to read / generate it multiple times from the original source or to cache it in memory (or on disk etc).
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