com.quadrique.jbuildingblocks.core.io.socket.client
Class JbbHttpHandler

java.lang.Object
  com.quadrique.jbuildingblocks.core.io.socket.client.JbbHttpHandler

Deprecated.

public class JbbHttpHandler
extends Object

Version:

1.0.0

Author:

Hervé Rivere

Constructor Summary

JbbHttpHandler()
Deprecated. Constructor

Method Summary

static JbbHttpHandler	getInstance() Deprecated. This method returns an instance of the HttpHandler class.
URL	getUrl(String zUrlString) Deprecated.
byte[]	performHttpGetQuery(URL zUrl, int zTimeOut) Deprecated.
byte[]	performHttpPostQuery(URL zUrl, String zContentType, String zStringBody, int zTimeOut) Deprecated.
void	setBufferSize(int zBufferSize) Deprecated.
void	setUserAgent(String zUserAgent) Deprecated.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

JbbHttpHandler

public JbbHttpHandler()

Deprecated.

Constructor

Method Detail

getInstance

public static JbbHttpHandler getInstance()

Deprecated.

This method returns an instance of the HttpHandler class. If there has been already one instantiation, the same instance is returned so that it can be shared accross the application. A typical usage would be: HttpHandler.getInstance().xxx() or HttpHandler lHttpHandler = HttpHandler.getInstance();

performHttpPostQuery

public byte[] performHttpPostQuery(URL zUrl,
                                   String zContentType,
                                   String zStringBody,
                                   int zTimeOut)
                            throws Exception

Deprecated.

Parameters:

zUrl - the URL

zContentType - a string describing the content type like "text/html" or "text/xml". use null to specify "text/html" (i.e. the default). The routine will set the corresponding HTTP header and will also make sure that the response content type matches.

zStringBody - the body to ue for the POST request

zTimeOut - the maximum number of seconds to wait befoe timing out

Returns:

the body of the POST response as a byte array. If you'd rather use a String, you can convert the byte array to a Strign with astatement of the form: String lDataString = new String(lData,"8859_1"); where lData is a byte[]

Throws:

Exception

getUrl

public URL getUrl(String zUrlString)
           throws Exception

Deprecated.

Parameters:

zUrlString -

Returns:

url

Throws:

Exception

performHttpGetQuery

public byte[] performHttpGetQuery(URL zUrl,
                                  int zTimeOut)
                           throws Exception

Deprecated.

Parameters:

zUrl - the URL

zTimeOut - the maximum number of seconds to wait befoe timing out

Returns:

the body of the GET response as a byte array. If you'd rather use a String, you can convert the byte array to a Strign with astatement of the form: String lDataString = new String(lData,"8859_1"); where lData is a byte[]

Throws:

Exception

setUserAgent

public void setUserAgent(String zUserAgent)
                  throws Exception

Deprecated.

Parameters:

zUserAgent -

Throws:

Exception

setBufferSize

public void setBufferSize(int zBufferSize)
                   throws Exception

Deprecated.

Parameters:

zBufferSize - the buffer size in bytes (4096 is the default value)

Throws:

Exception