ro.isdc.wro.http.support

Class ContentTypeResolver

java.lang.Object

ro.isdc.wro.http.support.ContentTypeResolver

public class ContentTypeResolver
extends Object

Responseible for resolving a content based on file name.

Author:

Alex Objelean

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ContentTypeResolver()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static String	get(String fileName) Returns a valid HTTP contentType's for a given filename.
static String	get(String fileName, String encoding) Returns a valid HTTP contentType's for a given filename with charset.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ContentTypeResolver

public ContentTypeResolver()

Method Detail

get

public static String get(String fileName)

Returns a valid HTTP contentType's for a given filename. It first relies on the custom defaultContentTypeMap and if not found it will fall back to defaultFileTypeMap from javax.activation.FileTypeMap. Examples: - "somefile.css" resolves to "text/css". - "somefile.js.png" resolves to "image/png" - "/blah/index.html resolves to "text/html".

The implementation uses reflection to load javax.activation.FileTypeMap class (available in jdk6) in order to be compatible with jdk5. If this class is not available, the default content type is returned.

Parameters:

fileName - with an filename extension

Returns:

contentType

get

public static String get(String fileName,
         String encoding)

Returns a valid HTTP contentType's for a given filename with charset. It first relies on the custom defaultContentTypeMap and if not found it will fall back to defaultFileTypeMap from javax.activation.FileTypeMap. Examples: - ("somefile.css", "UTF-8") resolves to "text/css"; charset=UTF-8". - ("somefile.js.png", "UTF-8") resolves to "image/png" - ("/blah/index.html, "UTF-8") resolves to "text/html; charset=8"

Parameters:

fileName - with an filename extension

encoding - which encoding to use

Returns:

contentType