Java Code Examples for org.restlet.data.CharacterSet#UTF_8
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Example 1
Source File: AbstractConverter.java From ontopia with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Override public Representation toRepresentation(final Object source, final Variant target, Resource resource) throws IOException { return new OutputRepresentation(target.getMediaType()) { @Override public void write(OutputStream outputStream) throws IOException { CharacterSet characterSet = target.getCharacterSet(); if (characterSet == null) { characterSet = CharacterSet.UTF_8; } writeFragment(outputStream, source, characterSet); } }; }
Example 2
Source File: FormReader.java From DeviceConnect-Android with MIT License | 3 votes |
/** * Constructor.<br> * In case the representation does not define a character set, the UTF-8 * character set is used. * * @param representation * The web form content. * @param decode * Indicates if the parameters should be decoded using the given * character set. * @throws IOException * if the stream of the representation could not be opened. */ public FormReader(Representation representation, boolean decode) throws IOException { this.decode = decode; this.stream = representation.getStream(); this.separator = '&'; if (representation.getCharacterSet() != null) { this.characterSet = representation.getCharacterSet(); } else { this.characterSet = CharacterSet.UTF_8; } }
Example 3
Source File: StringRepresentation.java From DeviceConnect-Android with MIT License | 2 votes |
/** * Constructor. The following metadata are used by default: UTF-8 character * set. * * @param text * The string value. * @param mediaType * The media type. * @param language * The language. */ public StringRepresentation(CharSequence text, MediaType mediaType, Language language) { this(text, mediaType, language, CharacterSet.UTF_8); }