GWT 2.4.0

com.google.gwt.safehtml.shared
Class SafeHtmlHostedModeUtils

java.lang.Object
  extended by com.google.gwt.safehtml.shared.SafeHtmlHostedModeUtils

public class SafeHtmlHostedModeUtils
extends java.lang.Object

SafeHtml utilities whose implementation differs between Development and Production Mode.

This class has a super-source peer that provides the Production Mode implementation.


Field Summary
static java.lang.String FORCE_CHECK_COMPLETE_HTML
          If true, perform checks in server-side code.
 
Constructor Summary
SafeHtmlHostedModeUtils()
           
 
Method Summary
static void maybeCheckCompleteHtml(java.lang.String html)
          Checks if the provided HTML string is complete (ends in "inner HTML" context).
static void setForceCheckCompleteHtml(boolean check)
          Sets a global flag that controls whether or not maybeCheckCompleteHtml(String) should perform its check in a server-side environment.
static void setForceCheckCompleteHtmlFromProperty()
          Sets a global flag that controls whether or not maybeCheckCompleteHtml(String) should perform its check in a server-side environment from the value of the "com.google.gwt.safehtml.ForceCheckCompleteHtml" property.
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Field Detail

FORCE_CHECK_COMPLETE_HTML

public static final java.lang.String FORCE_CHECK_COMPLETE_HTML
If true, perform checks in server-side code.

See Also:
Constant Field Values
Constructor Detail

SafeHtmlHostedModeUtils

public SafeHtmlHostedModeUtils()
Method Detail

maybeCheckCompleteHtml

public static void maybeCheckCompleteHtml(java.lang.String html)
Checks if the provided HTML string is complete (ends in "inner HTML" context).

This method parses the provided string as HTML and determines the HTML context at the end of the string. If the context is not "inner HTML text", an IllegalArgumentException or AssertionError is thrown.

For example, this check will pass for the following strings:

<foo>blah
   baz<em>foo</em> <x a="b">hello
 

The check will fail for the following strings:

baz<em>foo</em> <x
   baz<em>foo</em> <x a="b
   baz<em>foo</em> <x a="b"
 

Note that the parser is lenient and this check will pass for HTML that is not well-formed, or contains invalid tags, as long as the parser can determine the HTML context at the end of the string.

This check is intended to assert a convention-of-use constraint of SafeHtmlBuilder.appendHtmlConstant(String). Since the check is somewhat expensive, it is intended to run only in the context of unit-tests or test environments, and not in production environments. Hence this check will only execute under the following conditions, and will be short-circuited otherwise:

Parameters:
html - the HTML to check

setForceCheckCompleteHtml

public static void setForceCheckCompleteHtml(boolean check)
Sets a global flag that controls whether or not maybeCheckCompleteHtml(String) should perform its check in a server-side environment.

Parameters:
check - if true, perform server-side checks.

setForceCheckCompleteHtmlFromProperty

public static void setForceCheckCompleteHtmlFromProperty()
Sets a global flag that controls whether or not maybeCheckCompleteHtml(String) should perform its check in a server-side environment from the value of the "com.google.gwt.safehtml.ForceCheckCompleteHtml" property.


GWT 2.4.0