Package org.eclnt.jsfserver.bufferedcontent

Class DefaultBufferedContent

java.lang.Object
org.eclnt.jsfserver.bufferedcontent.DefaultBufferedContent
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable, IBufferedContent, ICCServerConstants
Direct Known Subclasses:
LogViewer.MyBufferedContent
public abstract class DefaultBufferedContent extends Object implements IBufferedContent, ICCServerConstants
Default implementation of IBufferedContent interface. Should be used for all implementations. This class will be updated in case the interface is extended.
See Also:

  • Constructor Details

    • DefaultBufferedContent

      public DefaultBufferedContent()

  • Method Details

    • getContentLength

      public long getContentLength()
      Default implementation calls IBufferedContent.getContent() and passes back the length of the array. Please pay attention: if getContent() is a complex method then you definitely should override the getContentLength-implementation so that IBufferedContent.getContent() is not called twice - first time for finding the length and second time for finding the content. - This method is called in the download scenario only, if the corresponding download component is explicitly marked (e.g. FILEDOWNLOADBUTTON-WITHCONTENTSIZE).
      Specified by:
      getContentLength in interface IBufferedContent

    • setExtension

      public void setExtension(String value)
      You may pass an optional extension (e.g. "xls", "txt", "pdf", "html", ...). This extension is appended to the URL. If the URL is sent to the browser then the extension helps the browser to start the right application that is associated with the content.

      The definition of the extension will be ignored if passing an explicit file name by calling setFileName(String).

      PLEASE CHECK: when using the extension then the servlet mapping of the BufferedContentServlet needs to be up to date - please check your web.xml file against the template (web.xml_template).

    • getExtension

      public String getExtension()

    • setFileName

      public void setFileName(String value)
      You may pass an optional file name (e.g. "harry.xls", "jo.txt", ...). The URL that is internally built up will end with this file name, so that it gets automatically proposed when doing direct downloads via a web browser.

      The purpose for adding a file name is to pass a file name into the URL so that browsers propose the file name when e.g. downloading data from this URL.

      If setting an explicit file name, then this definition will override the extension-definition that you may do with setExtension(String).

      PLEASE CHECK: when using the extension then the servlet mapping of the BufferedContentServlet needs to be up to date - please check your web.xml file against the template (web.xml_template).

    • getFileName

      public String getFileName()
      Description copied from interface: IBufferedContent
      File name for download, which is set within the http header response parameters. Only is used in the context of browser processing.
      Specified by:
      getFileName in interface IBufferedContent

    • getId

      public String getId()
      Returns the id under which the buffered content is registered.
      Specified by:
      getId in interface IBufferedContent

    • getURL

      public String getURL()
      The URL that can be passed back to client side for accessing the buffered content. The URL contains the session id. The URL is a relative URL that can be passed to all Swing-based components (e.g. FILEDOWNLOADLINK) in any scenario.

      When using CaptainCasa in embedded usage mode (UI is running with stand alone Tomcat within one virtual machine) and passing the URL to the BROWSER component then there will be problems. Use the function getURLForBrowserUsage() instead.
      Specified by:
      getURL in interface IBufferedContent

    • getURLForBROWSERUsage

      @Deprecated public String getURLForBROWSERUsage()
      Deprecated.
      Depreacted - usr getURL(). The embedded mode ist not supported with the RISC client.

      Passes back a "normal URL" when running in "normal scenarios". When using CaptainCasa Enterprise Client in embedded usage mode (Tomcat running directly inside client) then the URL passed back is a file:///-URL. In this case the content is directly resolved within this method and written into a temporary location (work directory).
      Specified by:
      getURLForBROWSERUsage in interface IBufferedContent

    • passClientFileName

      public void passClientFileName(String clientFileName)
      Internal usage. - The ccfilename-parameter of the current request, accessing the buffered content is passed.
      Specified by:
      passClientFileName in interface IBufferedContent

    • passCurrentRequestURL

      public void passCurrentRequestURL(String url)
      Internal usage. - The request URL of the current request, accessing the buffered content is passed.
      Specified by:
      passCurrentRequestURL in interface IBufferedContent

    • getCurrentRequestURL

      public String getCurrentRequestURL()
      When the buffered content is accessed then you may be interested in the URL by which the buffered content is called. - This parameter is only valid when the buffered content is actually requested from the client side.

    • passCurrentRequestQueryString

      public void passCurrentRequestQueryString(String queryString)
      Internal usage. - The request query string of the current request, accessing the buffered content is passed.
      Specified by:
      passCurrentRequestQueryString in interface IBufferedContent

    • getCurrentRequestQueryString

      public String getCurrentRequestQueryString()
      When the buffered content is accessed then you may be interested in the URL by which the buffered content is called. - This parameter is only valid when the buffered content is actually requested from the client side.

    • getCurrentClientFileName

      @Deprecated public String getCurrentClientFileName()
      Deprecated.
      This function is not available in the RISC client! The browser never tells details about the local file system of the client... This is the reason for setting this method to deprecated.

      If the access to the buffered content is associated with a client file download, then the name of the client file is available via this method.

    • beginGetting

      public void beginGetting()
      When overriding this method always call super() in your implementation!
      Specified by:
      beginGetting in interface IBufferedContent

    • endGetting

      public void endGetting()
      When overriding this method always call super() in your implementation!
      Specified by:
      endGetting in interface IBufferedContent

    • preProcessResponse

      public void preProcessResponse(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response)
      This method is called before building the content: you still may e.g. set special http header parameters for the response
      Specified by:
      preProcessResponse in interface IBufferedContent