Examples of com.volantis.mcs.http.HttpHeaders

com.volantis.mcs.http.HttpHeaders
This interface represents a set of HTTP Headers.
Warning: This is a facade provided for use by user code, not for implementation by user code. User implementations of this interface are highly likely to be incompatible with future releases of the product at both binary and source levels.
@volantis-api-include-in PublicAPI @volantis-api-include-in ProfessionalServicesAPI @volantis-api-include-in InternalAPI

        request.setHeaders(headers);
        context.setDevicePolicyValue(DevicePolicyConstants.DEFAULT_OUTPUT_CHARSET,
                                     deviceCharset);
        context.setDevicePolicyValue(DevicePolicyConstants.FORCED_OUTPUT_CHARSET,
                                     forcedCharset);
        HttpHeaders rHeaders = HttpServletFactory.
                getDefaultInstance().getHTTPHeaders(request);


        try {
            // Create simple accessor for use in the tests
            TestPolicyDescriptorAccessor accessor =

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            // Select the best charset that we could find from the accept headers.
            EncodingManager encodingManager = appContext.getEncodingManager();
            AcceptCharsetSelector selector = new AcceptCharsetSelector(
                    encodingManager);
            HttpHeaders rHeaders = HttpFactory.getDefaultInstance()
                    .createHTTPHeaders();
            String charset = selector.selectCharset(rHeaders,
                (DefaultDevice) context.getDevice().getDevice());
            if (charset != null) {
                // Use the selected charset.

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            // Select the best charset that we could find from the accept headers.
            EncodingManager encodingManager = appContext.getEncodingManager();
            AcceptCharsetSelector selector = new AcceptCharsetSelector(
                    encodingManager);
            HttpHeaders rHeaders = HttpServletFactory.
                    getDefaultInstance().getHTTPHeaders(request);
            String charset = selector.selectCharset(rHeaders,
                (DefaultDevice) context.getDevice().getDevice());
            if (charset != null) {
                // Use the selected charset.

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 */
public class DefaultHttpServletFactory extends HttpServletFactory {


    // javadoc inherited.
    public HttpHeaders getHTTPHeaders(final HttpServletRequest request) {
        return new HttpHeaders() {
            // javadoc inherited.
            public String getHeader(String name) {
                return request.getHeader(name);
            }

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            // Use the device repository to retrieve the device.
            DeviceRepository deviceRepository;
            try {
                deviceRepository = getRuntimeDeviceRepository();


                HttpHeaders headers = servletFactory.getHTTPHeaders(request);
                String defaultDeviceName = volantisBean.getDevicesConfiguration().getDefaultDeviceName();


                // null value of defaultDeviceName is OK, it means that
                // we let DeviceRepository subsystem use its own default                
                device = (DefaultDevice) deviceRepository

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            (DefaultDevice) internalDevice.getDevice();
        defaultDevice.setPolicyValue(DevicePolicyConstants.DEFAULT_OUTPUT_CHARSET,
                                      deviceCharset);
        defaultDevice.setPolicyValue(DevicePolicyConstants.FORCED_OUTPUT_CHARSET,
                                      forcedCharset);
        HttpHeaders rHeaders = HttpServletFactory.
                getDefaultInstance().getHTTPHeaders(request);
        String charset = selector.selectCharset(rHeaders,
            (DefaultDevice) context.getDevice().getDevice());
        if (expected != null) {
            assertEquals("Expected value should match", expected, charset);

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            if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
                logger.debug(
                    "Retrieved device " + device + " from the session");
            }
        } else {
            HttpHeaders httpHeaders = HttpServletFactory.getDefaultInstance().
                    getHTTPHeaders(httpRequest);


            device = deviceReader.getDevice(
                    new ServletRequestHeaders(httpHeaders));
        }

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        HttpServletRequest httpRequest =
                ((MarinerServletRequestContext) requestContext).
                getHttpRequest();


        HttpHeaders httpHeaders = HttpServletFactory.getDefaultInstance().
                getHTTPHeaders(httpRequest);


        return HTTPHeadersHelper.hasAcceptMimeType(httpHeaders, mimeType);
    }

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     */
    public InternalDevice getDevice(LocalRepositoryConnection connection,
                                    RequestHeaders requestHeaders)
            throws RepositoryException {


        HttpHeaders headers = null;


        // todo this is nasty and may be avoided if the ServletRequestHeaders is moved to an appropriate package, or something else
        if (requestHeaders instanceof ServletRequestHeaders) {
            headers = ((ServletRequestHeaders)requestHeaders).getHttpHeaders();
        }

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