Field Detail

• NAME

  public static final String NAME

  See Also:

  Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

• HeaderLine

  public HeaderLine()

Method Detail

• getName

  public String getName()

  Specified by:

  getName in class Encoding

• encode

  public String encode​(byte[] in)
                throws EncodingException

  This will split multibyte chars across lines, see 4th ref above

  Specified by:

  encode in class Encoding

  Returns:

  Encoded string.

  Throws:

  UnsupportedOperationException - always

  EncodingException

• encode

  public String encode​(String str)
                throws EncodingException

  Encode a single header line ONLY. Do NOT include the \r\n. Returns a string of one or more lines including the trailing \r\n. Field-name will not be encoded, must be less than 62 chars. The fieldBody is treated as "unstructured text", which is suitable only for the field names "Subject" and "Comments". We do NOT tokenize into structured fields. To make things easy, we either encode the whole field body as RFC 2047, or don't encode at all. If it's too long for a single line, we encode it, even if we didn't otherwise have to. We don't do quoted-string. This will not split multibyte chars, including supplementary chars, across lines. TODO this will not work for quoting structured text such as recipient names on the "To" and "Cc" lines.

  Overrides:

  encode in class Encoding

  Parameters:

  str - must start with "field-name: "

  Throws:

  EncodingException

  See Also:

  Encoding.encode(byte[])

• decode

  public void decode​(InputStream in,
                     Buffer bout)
              throws IOException

  Decode all the header lines, up through \r\n\r\n, and puts them in the ReadBuffer, including the \r\n\r\n

  Specified by:

  decode in class Encoding

  Throws:

  DecodingException

  IOException

  See Also:

  Encoding.decode(byte[], int, int)