@ -69,9 +69,21 @@ import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Map ; import java.util.Map ;
import java.util.Vector ; import java.util.Vector ;
import de.anomic.http.httpHeader ;
public final class serverObjects extends Hashtable implements Cloneable { public final class serverObjects extends Hashtable implements Cloneable {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L ;
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L ;
private httpHeader outgoingHeader ;
public void setOutgoingHeader ( httpHeader outgoingHeader )
{
this . outgoingHeader = outgoingHeader ;
}
public httpHeader getOutgoingHeader ( )
{
return outgoingHeader ;
}
public serverObjects ( ) {
public serverObjects ( ) {
super ( ) ;
super ( ) ;
@ -211,158 +223,4 @@ public final class serverObjects extends Hashtable implements Cloneable {
return super . clone ( ) ;
return super . clone ( ) ;
}
}
/ *
* Patch BEGIN :
* Name : Header Property Patch
* Date : Fri . 13.01 .2006
* Description : Makes possible to send header properties such as coockies back to the client .
* Part 1 of 5
* Questions : sergej . z @list.ru
* /
/ * *
* Holds header properties
* /
//Since properties such as coockies can be multiple, we cannot use HashMap here. We have to use Vector.
private Vector requestProperty = new Vector ( ) ;
/ * *
*
* Implementation of Map . Entry . Structure that hold two values - exactly what we need !
* /
class Entry implements Map . Entry
{
private Object Key ;
private Object Value ;
Entry ( Object Key , String Value ) { this . Key = Key ; this . Value = Value ; }
public Object getKey ( ) { return Key ; }
public Object getValue ( ) { return Value ; }
public Object setValue ( Object Value ) { return ( this . Value = Value ) ; }
}
/ * *
* Set a header property < b > name < / b > with < b > value < / b >
* @param name : name of the property . Ex . Location
* @param value : value of the property
*
* We can achieve redirection using property Location
* setRequestProperty ( "Location" , "http://www.yacy.net" ) ;
* Coockies can be convinently defined with setCookie method
* /
public void setRequestProperty ( String name , String value )
{
/ *
* TODO : Maybe we should check here if the property name is in RFC2616
* And check for the validity of the value as well . . .
* * /
requestProperty . add ( new Entry ( name , value ) ) ;
}
/ * *
* Sets Cookie on the client machine .
*
* @param name : Coockie name
* @param value : Coockie value
* @param expires : when should this coockie be autmatically deleted . If < b > null < / b > - coockie will stay forever
* @param path : Path the coockie belongs to . Default - "/" . Can be < b > null < / b > .
* @param domain : Domain this cookie belongs to . Default - domain name . Can be < b > null < / b > .
* @param secure : If true coockie will be send only over safe connection such as https
* Further documentation at < a href = "http://docs.sun.com/source/816-6408-10/cookies.htm" > docs . sun . com < / a >
* /
public void setCoockie ( String name , String value , String expires , String path , String domain , boolean secure )
{
/ *
* TODO : Here every value can be validated for correctness if needed
* For example semicolon should be not in any of the values
* However an exception in this case would be an overhead IMHO .
* /
String coockieString = name + "=" + value + ";" ;
if ( expires ! = null )
coockieString + = " expires=" + expires + ";" ;
if ( path ! = null )
coockieString + = " path=" + path + ";" ;
if ( domain ! = null )
coockieString + = " domain=" + domain + ";" ;
if ( secure )
coockieString + = " secure;" ;
requestProperty . add ( new Entry ( "Set-Cookie" , coockieString ) ) ;
}
/ * *
* Sets Cookie on the client machine .
*
* @param name : Coockie name
* @param value : Coockie value
* @param expires : when should this coockie be autmatically deleted . If < b > null < / b > - coockie will stay forever
* @param path : Path the coockie belongs to . Default - "/" . Can be < b > null < / b > .
* @param domain : Domain this cookie belongs to . Default - domain name . Can be < b > null < / b > .
*
* Note : this coockie will be sent over each connection independend if it is safe connection or not .
* Further documentation at < a href = "http://docs.sun.com/source/816-6408-10/cookies.htm" > docs . sun . com < / a >
* /
public void setCoockie ( String name , String value , String expires , String path , String domain )
{
setCoockie ( name , value , expires , path , domain , false ) ;
}
/ * *
* Sets Cookie on the client machine .
*
* @param name : Coockie name
* @param value : Coockie value
* @param expires : when should this coockie be autmatically deleted . If < b > null < / b > - coockie will stay forever
* @param path : Path the coockie belongs to . Default - "/" . Can be < b > null < / b > .
*
* Note : this coockie will be sent over each connection independend if it is safe connection or not .
* Further documentation at < a href = "http://docs.sun.com/source/816-6408-10/cookies.htm" > docs . sun . com < / a >
* /
public void setCoockie ( String name , String value , String expires , String path )
{
setCoockie ( name , value , expires , path , null , false ) ;
}
/ * *
* Sets Cookie on the client machine .
*
* @param name : Coockie name
* @param value : Coockie value
* @param expires : when should this coockie be autmatically deleted . If < b > null < / b > - coockie will stay forever
*
* Note : this coockie will be sent over each connection independend if it is safe connection or not .
* Further documentation at < a href = "http://docs.sun.com/source/816-6408-10/cookies.htm" > docs . sun . com < / a >
* /
public void setCoockie ( String name , String value , String expires )
{
setCoockie ( name , value , expires , null , null , false ) ;
}
/ * *
* Sets Cookie on the client machine .
*
* @param name : Coockie name
* @param value : Coockie value
*
* Note : this coockie will be sent over each connection independend if it is safe connection or not . This coockie never expires
* Further documentation at < a href = "http://docs.sun.com/source/816-6408-10/cookies.htm" > docs . sun . com < / a >
* /
public void setCoockie ( String name , String value )
{
setCoockie ( name , value , null , null , null , false ) ;
}
/ * *
* Returns an iterator within all properties can be reached .
* Is used mainly by httpd .
* @return iterator to read all request properties .
*
* Example :
*
* Iterator it = serverObjects . getRequestProperties ( ) ;
* while ( it . hasNext ( ) )
* {
* java . util . Map . Entry e = ( java . util . Map . Entry ) it . next ( ) ;
* String propertyName = e . getKey ( ) ;
* String propertyValue = e . getValue ( ) ;
* }
* /
public Iterator getRequestProperties ( )
{
return requestProperty . iterator ( ) ;
}
/ *
* Patch END :
* Name : Header Property Patch
* /
} }
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