T - The type of documents the cursor contains@NotThreadSafe public interface BatchCursor<T> extends Iterator<List<T>>, Closeable
next method will return the first batch, and subsequent calls will trigger a  request to get the next batch
 of results.  Clients can control the batch size by setting the batchSize property between calls to next.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| void | close() | 
| int | getBatchSize()Gets the batch size to use when requesting the next batch. | 
| ServerAddress | getServerAddress()Returns the server address | 
| ServerCursor | getServerCursor()Returns the server cursor | 
| boolean | hasNext()Returns true if another batch of results exists. | 
| List<T> | next()Returns the next batch of results. | 
| void | setBatchSize(int batchSize)Sets the batch size to use when requesting the next batch. | 
| List<T> | tryNext()A special  next()case that returns the next batch if available or null. | 
forEachRemaining, removevoid close()
close in interface AutoCloseableclose in interface Closeableboolean hasNext()
List<T> next()
next in interface Iterator<List<T>>NoSuchElementException - if no next batch existsvoid setBatchSize(int batchSize)
batchSize - the non-negative batch size.  0 means to use the server default.int getBatchSize()
List<T> tryNext()
next() case that returns the next batch if available or null.
 Tailable cursors are an example where this is useful. A call to tryNext() may return null, but in the future calling
 tryNext() would return a new batch if a document had been added to the capped collection.
ServerCursor getServerCursor()
ServerAddress getServerAddress()