ImageIO and finding appropriate writers...

the write methods in ImageIO return a boolean value to say whether an approprate writer was found for the given format. Is there a method somewhere for just returning this boolean value for a given image format?
E.g. something like canWrite(String formatName)
Cheers.
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dead_passive

Hi,
ImageIO.getImageWritersByFormatName, if the iterator returned is empty, there are no
writer able to deal with the format.
Hope that help,
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