Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.VolantisProtocol.supportsScriptType()

Class com.volantis.mcs.protocols.VolantisProtocol

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.VolantisProtocol.supportsScriptType()

com.volantis.mcs.protocols.VolantisProtocol.supportsScriptType()
Does the protocol support Script? @return Whether protocol supports Script? Default is null becauseabsence of a Device DB setting we need to follow existing default behaviour


        // Check if the Policy x-element.script.supported is set to default, via
        // the supportsScriptType() method of protocol. If so, exercise the same
        // behaviour as before VBM 20080131102 ie. check the "protocol"
        // support and followup check on boolean device policy "javascript".
        if ((protocol.supportsScriptType() == null) ||
             ("default".equals(protocol.supportsScriptType())) ) {


            // Check to see whether the protocol supports java script and the
            // device supports JavaScript, if either don't then skip the body.
            //

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        // Check if the Policy x-element.script.supported is set to default, via
        // the supportsScriptType() method of protocol. If so, exercise the same
        // behaviour as before VBM 20080131102 ie. check the "protocol"
        // support and followup check on boolean device policy "javascript".
        if ((protocol.supportsScriptType() == null) ||
             ("default".equals(protocol.supportsScriptType())) ) {


            // Check to see whether the protocol supports java script and the
            // device supports JavaScript, if either don't then skip the body.
            //
            // Note: This functionality is copied directly from the ScriptTag.

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            if (!protocol.supportsJavaScript ()
              || !pageContext.getBooleanDevicePolicyValue (SUPPORTS_JAVASCRIPT)) {
               return SKIP_ELEMENT_BODY;
            }


        } else if ("full".equals(protocol.supportsScriptType())) {
            // Scripts are supported in an override due to the, so just check
            // on the device javascript policy to enable it fully. If it's not
            // set then return (SKIP), otherwise carry on. NOTE: Here, where are
            // getting the opinion of the actual device, not an inference derived
            // from the protocol.

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