com.google.api.client.http
Class UrlEncodedParser

java.lang.Object
  com.google.api.client.http.UrlEncodedParser

All Implemented Interfaces:

HttpParser

public class UrlEncodedParser
extends Object
implements HttpParser

Implements support for HTTP form content encoding parsing of type application/x-www-form-urlencoded as specified in the HTML 4.0 Specification.

Implementation is thread-safe.

The data is parsed using parse(String, Object).

Sample usage:

 
  static void setParser(HttpTransport transport) {
    transport.addParser(new UrlEncodedParser());
  }
 
 

Since:

1.0

Author:

Yaniv Inbar

Nested Class Summary

static class

UrlEncodedParser.Builder Builder for UrlEncodedParser.

Field Summary

static String

CONTENT_TYPE "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" content type.

Constructor Summary

	UrlEncodedParser() Constructor that uses CONTENT_TYPE as the content type.
protected	UrlEncodedParser(String contentType)
protected	UrlEncodedParser(String contentType, boolean disableContentLogging) Deprecated. (scheduled to be removed in 1.8) Use HttpResponse.getContentLoggingLimit()

Method Summary

static UrlEncodedParser.Builder	builder() Returns an instance of a new builder.
String	getContentType() Returns the content type.
boolean	getDisableContentLogging() Deprecated. (scheduled to be removed in 1.8) Use HttpResponse.getContentLoggingLimit()
<T> T	parse(HttpResponse response, Class<T> dataClass) Parses the given HTTP response into a new instance of the the given data class of key/value pairs.
static void	parse(String content, Object data) Parses the given URL-encoded content into the given data object of data key name/value pairs, including support for repeating data key names.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Field Detail

CONTENT_TYPE

public static final String CONTENT_TYPE

"application/x-www-form-urlencoded" content type.

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

UrlEncodedParser

public UrlEncodedParser()

Constructor that uses CONTENT_TYPE as the content type.

To override the defaults, use builder().

UrlEncodedParser

@Deprecated
protected UrlEncodedParser(String contentType,
                                      boolean disableContentLogging)

Deprecated. (scheduled to be removed in 1.8) Use HttpResponse.getContentLoggingLimit()

Parameters:

contentType - content type

disableContentLogging - whether to disable response content logging (unless Level.ALL is loggable which forces all logging)

Since:

1.5

UrlEncodedParser

protected UrlEncodedParser(String contentType)

Parameters:

contentType - content type

Since:

1.7

Method Detail

getContentType

public final String getContentType()

Description copied from interface: HttpParser

Returns the content type.

Specified by:

getContentType in interface HttpParser

parse

public <T> T parse(HttpResponse response,
                   Class<T> dataClass)
        throws IOException

Description copied from interface: HttpParser

Parses the given HTTP response into a new instance of the the given data class of key/value pairs.

How the parsing is performed is not restricted by this interface, and is instead defined by the concrete implementation. Implementations should check HttpResponse.isSuccessStatusCode() to know whether they are parsing a success or error response.

Specified by:

parse in interface HttpParser

Throws:

IOException

getDisableContentLogging

@Deprecated
public final boolean getDisableContentLogging()

Deprecated. (scheduled to be removed in 1.8) Use HttpResponse.getContentLoggingLimit()

Returns whether to disable response content logging (unless Level.ALL is loggable which forces all logging).

Useful for example if content has sensitive data such as an authentication token. Defaults to false.

parse

public static void parse(String content,
                         Object data)

Parses the given URL-encoded content into the given data object of data key name/value pairs, including support for repeating data key names.

Declared fields of a "primitive" type (as defined by Data.isPrimitive(Type) are parsed using Data.parsePrimitiveValue(Type, String) where the Class parameter is the declared field class. Declared fields of type Collection are used to support repeating data key names, so each member of the collection is an additional data key value. They are parsed the same as "primitive" fields, except that the generic type parameter of the collection is used as the Class parameter.

If there is no declared field for an input parameter name, it will be ignored unless the input data parameter is a Map. If it is a map, the parameter value will be stored either as a string, or as a ArrayList<String> in the case of repeated parameters.

Parameters:

content - URL-encoded content or null to ignore content

data - data key name/value pairs

builder

public static UrlEncodedParser.Builder builder()

Returns an instance of a new builder.

Since:

1.5