/** * {@inheritDoc} * The default behavior of this method is to return getContentCharsetOrNull() on the wrapped webResponse object. */ @Override public Charset getContentCharsetOrNull() { return wrappedWebResponse_.getContentCharsetOrNull(); }
/** * {@inheritDoc} * The default behavior of this method is to return getContentCharsetOrNull() on the wrapped connection object. */ public String getContentCharsetOrNull() { return wrappedWebResponse_.getContentCharsetOrNull(); }
/** * {@inheritDoc} * The default behavior of this method is to return getContentCharsetOrNull() on the wrapped connection object. */ public String getContentCharsetOrNull() { return wrappedWebResponse_.getContentCharsetOrNull(); }
/** * {@inheritDoc} * The default behavior of this method is to return getContentCharsetOrNull() on the wrapped connection object. */ public String getContentCharsetOrNull() { return wrappedWebResponse_.getContentCharsetOrNull(); }
/** * {@inheritDoc} * The default behavior of this method is to return getContentCharsetOrNull() on the wrapped webResponse object. */ @Override public Charset getContentCharsetOrNull() { return wrappedWebResponse_.getContentCharsetOrNull(); }
@Override public String getContentCharsetOrNull() { return delegate.getContentCharsetOrNull(); }
/** * Returns the content charset for this response, even if no charset was specified explicitly. * This method always returns a valid charset. This method first checks the {@code Content-Type} * header; if not found, it checks the request charset; as a last resort, this method * returns {@link java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets#ISO_8859_1}. * If no charset is defined for an xml response, then UTF-8 is used * @see <a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/xml/#charencoding">Character Encoding</a> * @return the content charset for this response */ public Charset getContentCharset() { Charset charset = getContentCharsetOrNull(); if (charset == null) { final String contentType = getContentType(); // xml pages are using a different content type if (null != contentType && (defaultCharsetUtf8_ || PageType.XML == DefaultPageCreator.determinePageType(contentType))) { return UTF_8; } } if (charset == null) { charset = ISO_8859_1; } return charset; }
/** * Returns the content charset for this response, even if no charset was specified explicitly. * This method always returns a valid charset. This method first checks the {@code Content-Type} * header; if not found, it checks the request charset; as a last resort, this method * returns {@link java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets#ISO_8859_1}. * If no charset is defined for an xml response, then UTF-8 is used * @see <a href="http://www.w3.org/TR/xml/#charencoding">Character Encoding</a> * @return the content charset for this response */ public Charset getContentCharset() { Charset charset = getContentCharsetOrNull(); if (charset == null) { final String contentType = getContentType(); // xml pages are using a different content type if (null != contentType && (defaultCharsetUtf8_ || PageType.XML == DefaultPageCreator.determinePageType(contentType))) { return UTF_8; } } if (charset == null) { charset = ISO_8859_1; } return charset; }
final HtmlUnitDOMBuilder domBuilder = new HtmlUnitDOMBuilder(page, url, null); Charset charset = webResponse.getContentCharsetOrNull(); try { if (charset == null) {
final HtmlUnitDOMBuilder domBuilder = new HtmlUnitDOMBuilder(page, url, null); Charset charset = webResponse.getContentCharsetOrNull(); try { if (charset == null) {
String charset = webResponse.getContentCharsetOrNull(); if (charset != null) { try {
String charset = webResponse.getContentCharsetOrNull(); if (charset != null) { try {
String charset = webResponse.getContentCharsetOrNull(); if (charset != null) { try {