Examples of AcceptCharsetSelector

com.volantis.mcs.servlet.AcceptCharsetSelector
A utility class to select a valid charset from the Accept-Charset header of a servlet request.
This will iterate through all the charsets provided in order of qvalue, and select the first one that is valid according to the encoding manager and acceptable according to the user.
If no accept-charset header was provided, or if one was provided but none of the specified charsets was valid and acceptable, it will fall back to the device and then system default values.
The logic here is guided/mandated by RFC 2616 Sections 3.9 and 14.2.

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.servlet.AcceptCharsetSelector

    /**
     * Default constructor. This is package private to discourage direct
     * usage. An instance should be obtained through the CharsetHttpFactory.
     */
    DefaultCharsetHttpSelector() {
        selector = new AcceptCharsetSelector(encManager);
    }

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.servlet.AcceptCharsetSelector

            }




            // Select the best charset that we could find from the accept headers.
            EncodingManager encodingManager = appContext.getEncodingManager();
            AcceptCharsetSelector selector = new AcceptCharsetSelector(
                    encodingManager);
            HttpHeaders rHeaders = HttpFactory.getDefaultInstance()
                    .createHTTPHeaders();
            String charset = selector.selectCharset(rHeaders,
                (DefaultDevice) context.getDevice().getDevice());
            if (charset != null) {
                // Use the selected charset.
                // This should always succeed since we already validated it.
                setCharacterEncoding(charset);

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