Examples of AcceptHeaderBuilder

org.apache.any23.http.AcceptHeaderBuilder
Concatenates a collection of MIME specs in "type/subtype;q=x.x" notation into an HTTP Accept header value, and removes duplicates and types covered by wildcards. For example, if the type list contains "text/*;q=0.5", then "text/plain;q=0.1" in the list will be ignored because it's already covered by the wildcard with a higher q value. @author Richard Cyganiak (richard@cyganiak.de)

Examples of org.apache.any23.http.AcceptHeaderBuilder

    private String getAcceptHeader() {
        Collection<MIMEType> mimeTypes = new ArrayList<MIMEType>();
        for (ExtractorFactory<?> factory : factories) {
            mimeTypes.addAll(factory.getSupportedMIMETypes());
        }
        return new AcceptHeaderBuilder(mimeTypes).getAcceptHeader();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.any23.http.AcceptHeaderBuilder

    private String getAcceptHeader() {
        Collection<MIMEType> mimeTypes = new ArrayList<MIMEType>();
        for (ExtractorFactory<?> factory : factories) {
            mimeTypes.addAll(factory.getSupportedMIMETypes());
        }
        return new AcceptHeaderBuilder(mimeTypes).getAcceptHeader();
    }

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Examples of org.apache.any23.http.AcceptHeaderBuilder

    private String getAcceptHeader() {
        Collection<MIMEType> mimeTypes = new ArrayList<MIMEType>();
        for (ExtractorFactory<?> factory : factories) {
            mimeTypes.addAll(factory.getSupportedMIMETypes());
        }
        return new AcceptHeaderBuilder(mimeTypes).getAcceptHeader();
    }

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