Examples of com.volantis.charset.Encoding

com.volantis.charset.Encoding
Abstract class which is the base of all classes that represent an encoding.
Encodings serve two purposes:
- to extend the Java 1.3 encoding support to allow us to know which characters are representable in each charset. This support is present in JDK1.4 but we cannot pre-suppose that at this stage.
- to provide MIBEnum values for charsets so that we can use those values when writing WBXML/WMLC.
Encodings must be known to the JVM in order to be valid.

     *                                  the underlying platform.
     */
    public void setCharsetName(String charsetName)
            throws IllegalArgumentException {
        // Find the Encoding for the proposed character encoding.
        Encoding encoding = applicationContext.getEncodingManager().
                getEncoding(charsetName);
        if (encoding != null) {
            this.charsetEncoding = encoding;
        } else {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Charset " + charsetName +

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        try {
            // Perform basic page response initialization
            pageContext.initialiseResponse();


            final Encoding encoding = pageContext.getCharsetEncoding();
            if (encoding == null) {
                throw new PackagingException(
                            exceptionLocalizer.format("no-charset"));
            }
            final EnvironmentContext envContext =

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                    }
                    public Writer getRealWriter() {
                        MarinerPageContext pageContext =
                                ContextInternals.getMarinerPageContext(
                                        requestContext);
                        Encoding charsetEncoding =
                                pageContext.getCharsetEncoding();
                        if (charsetEncoding == null) {
                            throw new RuntimeException(
                                "No charset found, unable to generate page");
                        }

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        }
        // If we are still trying to generate WMLC,
        if (willGenerateWMLC) {
            // Then carefully check that the charset encoding's MIBenum value
            // is valid in a WMLC context.
            Encoding charsetEncoding = context.getCharsetEncoding();
            if (charsetEncoding == null) {
                throw new RuntimeException(
                    exceptionLocalizer.format("charset-not-found"));
            }
            int requestedMibEnum = charsetEncoding.getMIBEnum();
            switch (requestedMibEnum) {
                case Encoding.MIBENUM_NOT_CONFIGURED:
                    // Fall back to WML if there is no MIBEnum value configured.
                    // Seems nicer than just throwing an exception, although it
                    // may cause the problem to go unnoticed.

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        }


        WMLRootConfiguration wmlConfiguration = (WMLRootConfiguration)
            protocolConfiguration;


        Encoding charsetEncoding = context.getCharsetEncoding();
        if (charsetEncoding == null) {
            throw new RuntimeException(
                exceptionLocalizer.format("charset-not-found"));
        }

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