Examples of com.volantis.mcs.servlet.AcceptCharsetSelector$CharsetValidator

com.volantis.mcs.servlet.AcceptCharsetSelector
A utility class to validate charsets.
For a charset to be valid, it must be non-null and valid according to the encoding manager, i.e. be known by the JVM.
If this class has been provided an accept charset parser, then charsets will be rejected if they are listed as "not acceptable" in the parser.

    /**
     * Default constructor. This is package private to discourage direct
     * usage. An instance should be obtained through the CharsetHttpFactory.
     */
    DefaultCharsetHttpSelector() {
        selector = new AcceptCharsetSelector(encManager);
    }

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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.
                // This should always succeed since we already validated it.
                setCharacterEncoding(charset);

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