Examples of embed()

• com.ponysdk.core.StreamResource.embed()
• org.apache.commons.mail.HtmlEmail.embed()
  Attempts to parse the specified String as a URL that will then be embedded in the message. @param urlString String representation of the URL. @param name The name that will be set in the filename header field. @return A String with the Content-ID of the URL. @throws EmailException when URL supplied is invalid or if is nullor empty; also see {@link javax.mail.internet.MimeBodyPart} for definitions @see #embed(URL,String) @since 1.1
• org.apache.openjpa.kernel.StoreContext.embed()
  Make the given instance embedded. @param obj the instance to embed; may be null to create a new instance @param id the id to give the embedded state manager; may benull for default @param owner the owning state manager @param ownerMeta the value in which the object is embedded @return the state manager for the embedded instance
• org.apache.tika.embedder.Embedder.embed()
  Embeds related document metadata from the given metadata object into the given output stream.

  The given document stream is consumed but not closed by this method. The responsibility to close the stream remains on the caller.

  Information about the parsing context can be passed in the context parameter. See the parser implementations for the kinds of context information they expect.

  In general implementations should favor preserving the source file's metadata unless an update to a field is explicitly defined in the Metadata object. More specifically:

  • Embedder implementations should only attempt to update metadata fields present in the given Metadata object. Other fields should be left untouched.
  • Embedder implementations should set properties as empty when the corresponding field in the Metadata object is an empty string, i.e. ""
  • Embedder implementations should nullify or delete properties corresponding to fields with a null value in the given Metadata object.
  • Embedder implementations should set the property corresponding to a particular field in the given Metadata object in all metadata containers whenever possible and appropriate for the file format at the time. If a particular metadata container falls out of use and/or is superseded by another (such as IIC vs XMP for IPTC) it is up to the implementation to decide if and when to cease embedding in the alternate container.
  • Embedder implementations should attempt to embed as much of the metadata as accurately as possible. An implementation may choose a strict approach and throw an exception if a value to be embedded exceeds the length allowed or may choose to truncate the value.

  @param metadata document metadata (input and output) @param originalStream the document stream (input) @param outputStream the output stream to write the metadata embedded data to @param context parse context @throws IOException if the document stream could not be read @throws TikaException if the document could not be parsed