org.apache.xmlrpc.util
public class HttpUtil extends Object
Method Summary | |
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static String | encodeBasicAuthentication(String pUser, String pPassword, String pEncoding) Creates the Base64 encoded credentials for HTTP Basic Authentication. |
static boolean | isUsingGzipEncoding(String pHeaderValue) Returns, whether the HTTP header value pHeaderValue
indicates, that GZIP encoding is used or may be used. |
static boolean | isUsingGzipEncoding(Enumeration pValues) Returns, whether the HTTP header values in pValues
indicate, that GZIP encoding is used or may be used. |
static void | parseAuthorization(XmlRpcHttpRequestConfigImpl pConfig, String pLine) Parses an "Authorization" header and adds the username and password
to pConfig . |
static String | readLine(InputStream pIn, byte[] pBuffer) Reads a header line from the input stream pIn
and converts it into a string. |
Parameters: pUser User name, or null, if no Basic Authentication is being used. pPassword Users password, or null, if no Basic Authentication is being used. pEncoding Encoding being used for conversion of the credential string into a byte array.
Returns: Base64 encoded credentials, for use in the HTTP header
Throws: UnsupportedEncodingException The encoding pEncoding
is invalid.
pHeaderValue
indicates, that GZIP encoding is used or may be used.Parameters: pHeaderValue The HTTP header value being parsed. This is typically the value of "Content-Encoding", or "Accept-Encoding".
Returns: True, if the header value suggests that GZIP encoding is or may be used.
pValues
indicate, that GZIP encoding is used or may be used.Parameters: pValues The HTTP header values being parsed. These are typically the values of "Content-Encoding", or "Accept-Encoding".
Returns: True, if the header values suggests that GZIP encoding is or may be used.
pConfig
.Parameters: pConfig The request configuration being created. pLine The header being parsed, including the "basic" part.
pIn
and converts it into a string.Parameters: pIn The input stream being read. pBuffer A buffer being used for temporary storage. The buffers length is a limit of the header lines length.
Returns: Next header line or null, if no more header lines are available.
Throws: IOException Reading the header line failed.