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package org.apache.batik.util;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import org.apache.batik.Version;
/**
* A {@link java.net.URL}-like class that supports custom URI schemes
* and GZIP encoding.
*
* This class is used as a replacement for {@link java.net.URL}.
* This is done for several reasons. First, unlike {@link java.net.URL}
* this class will accept and parse as much of a URL as possible, without
* throwing a {@link java.net.MalformedURLException}. This makes it useful
* for simply parsing a URL string (hence its name).
*
*
* Second, it allows for extension of the URI schemes supported by the
* parser. Batik uses this to support the
* data: URL scheme (RFC2397).
*
*
* Third, by default it checks the streams that it opens to see if they
* are GZIP compressed, and if so it automatically uncompresses them
* (avoiding opening the stream twice in the process).
*
*
* It is worth noting that most real work is defered to the
* {@link ParsedURLData} class to which most methods are forwarded.
* This is done because it allows a constructor interface to {@link ParsedURL}
* (mostly for compatability with core {@link URL}), in spite of the fact that
* the real implemenation uses the protocol handlers as factories for protocol
* specific instances of the {@link ParsedURLData} class.
*
*
* @author Thomas DeWeese
* @version $Id: ParsedURL.java 1804130 2017-08-04 14:41:11Z ssteiner $
*/
public class ParsedURL {
/**
* The data class we defer most things to.
*/
ParsedURLData data;
/**
* The user agent to associate with this URL
*/
String userAgent;
/**
* This maps between protocol names and ParsedURLProtocolHandler instances.
*/
private static Map handlersMap = null;
/**
* The default protocol handler. This handler is used when
* other handlers fail or no match for a protocol can be
* found.
*/
private static ParsedURLProtocolHandler defaultHandler
= new ParsedURLDefaultProtocolHandler();
private static String globalUserAgent = "Batik/"+Version.getVersion();
public static String getGlobalUserAgent() { return globalUserAgent; }
public static void setGlobalUserAgent(String userAgent) {
globalUserAgent = userAgent;
}
/**
* Returns the shared instance of HandlersMap. This method is
* also responsible for initializing the handler map if this is
* the first time it has been requested since the class was
* loaded.
*/
private static synchronized Map getHandlersMap() {
if (handlersMap != null) return handlersMap;
handlersMap = new HashMap();
registerHandler(new ParsedURLDataProtocolHandler());
registerHandler(new ParsedURLJarProtocolHandler());
Iterator iter = Service.providers(ParsedURLProtocolHandler.class);
while (iter.hasNext()) {
ParsedURLProtocolHandler handler;
handler = (ParsedURLProtocolHandler)iter.next();
// System.out.println("Handler: " + handler);
registerHandler(handler);
}
return handlersMap;
}
/**
* Returns the handler for a particular protocol. If protocol is
* null or no match is found in the handlers map it
* returns the default protocol handler.
* @param protocol The protocol to get a handler for.
*/
public static synchronized ParsedURLProtocolHandler getHandler
(String protocol) {
if (protocol == null)
return defaultHandler;
Map handlers = getHandlersMap();
ParsedURLProtocolHandler ret;
ret = (ParsedURLProtocolHandler)handlers.get(protocol);
if (ret == null)
ret = defaultHandler;
return ret;
}
/**
* Registers a Protocol handler by adding it to the handlers map.
* If the given protocol handler returns null as it's
* supported protocol then it is registered as the default
* protocol handler.
* @param handler the new Protocol Handler to register
*/
public static synchronized void registerHandler
(ParsedURLProtocolHandler handler) {
if (handler.getProtocolHandled() == null) {
defaultHandler = handler;
return;
}
Map handlers = getHandlersMap();
handlers.put(handler.getProtocolHandled(), handler);
}
/**
* This is a utility function others can call that checks if
* is is a GZIP stream if so it returns a GZIPInputStream that
* will decode the contents, otherwise it returns (or a
* buffered version of is) untouched.
* @param is Stream that may potentially be a GZIP stream.
*/
public static InputStream checkGZIP(InputStream is)
throws IOException {
return ParsedURLData.checkGZIP(is);
}
/**
* Construct a ParsedURL from the given url string.
* @param urlStr The string to try and parse as a URL
*/
public ParsedURL(String urlStr) {
userAgent = getGlobalUserAgent();
data = parseURL(urlStr);
}
/**
* Construct a ParsedURL from the given java.net.URL instance.
* This is useful if you already have a valid java.net.URL
* instance. This bypasses most of the parsing and hence is
* quicker and less prone to reinterpretation than converting the
* URL to a string before construction.
*
* @param url The URL to "mimic".
*/
public ParsedURL(URL url) {
userAgent = getGlobalUserAgent();
data = new ParsedURLData(url);
}
/**
* Construct a sub URL from two strings.
* @param baseStr The 'parent' URL. Should be complete.
* @param urlStr The 'sub' URL may be complete or partial.
* the missing pieces will be taken from the baseStr.
*/
public ParsedURL(String baseStr, String urlStr) {
userAgent = getGlobalUserAgent();
if (baseStr != null)
data = parseURL(baseStr, urlStr);
else
data = parseURL(urlStr);
}
/**
* Construct a sub URL from a base URL and a string for the sub url.
* @param baseURL The 'parent' URL.
* @param urlStr The 'sub' URL may be complete or partial.
* the missing pieces will be taken from the baseURL.
*/
public ParsedURL(URL baseURL, String urlStr) {
userAgent = getGlobalUserAgent();
if (baseURL != null)
data = parseURL(new ParsedURL(baseURL), urlStr);
else
data = parseURL(urlStr);
}
/**
* Construct a sub URL from a base ParsedURL and a string for the sub url.
* @param baseURL The 'parent' URL.
* @param urlStr The 'sub' URL may be complete or partial.
* the missing pieces will be taken from the baseURL.
*/
public ParsedURL(ParsedURL baseURL, String urlStr) {
if (baseURL != null) {
userAgent = baseURL.getUserAgent();
data = parseURL(baseURL, urlStr);
} else {
data = parseURL(urlStr);
}
}
/**
* Return a string rep of the URL (can be passed back into the
* constructor if desired).
*/
public String toString() {
return data.toString();
}
/**
* Returns the URL that was ultimately used to fetch the resource
* represented by this ParsedURL. For HTTP URLs,
* this will result in the post-redirect URL being returned.
* If there was no redirect, or if this isn't an HTTP URL, the
* original URL is returned (the same string as {@link #toString()}).
*/
public String getPostConnectionURL() {
return data.getPostConnectionURL();
}
/**
* Implement Object.equals.
* Relies heavily on the contained ParsedURLData's implementation
* of equals.
*/
public boolean equals(Object obj) {
if (obj == null) return false;
if (! (obj instanceof ParsedURL))
return false;
ParsedURL purl = (ParsedURL)obj;
return data.equals(purl.data);
}
/**
* Implement Object.hashCode.
* Relies on the contained ParsedURLData's implementation
* of hashCode.
*/
public int hashCode() {
return data.hashCode();
}
/**
* Returns true if the URL looks well formed and complete.
* This does not guarantee that the stream can be opened but
* is a good indication that things aren't totally messed up.
*/
public boolean complete() {
return data.complete();
}
/**
* Return the user agent current associated with this url (or
* null if none).
*/
public String getUserAgent() {
return userAgent;
}
/**
* Sets the user agent associated with this url (null clears
* any associated user agent).
*/
public void setUserAgent(String userAgent) {
this.userAgent = userAgent;
}
/**
* Returns the protocol for this URL.
* The protocol is everything upto the first ':'.
*/
public String getProtocol() {
if (data.protocol == null) return null;
return data.protocol;
}
/**
* Returns the host for this URL, if any, null if there isn't
* one or it doesn't make sense for the protocol.
*/
public String getHost() {
if (data.host == null) return null;
return data.host;
}
/**
* Returns the port on the host to connect to, if it was specified
* in the url that was parsed, otherwise returns -1.
*/
public int getPort() { return data.port; }
/**
* Returns the path for this URL, if any (where appropriate for
* the protocol this also includes the file, not just directory).
* Note that getPath appears in JDK 1.3 as a synonym for getFile
* from JDK 1.2.
*/
public String getPath() {
if (data.path == null) return null;
return data.path;
}
/**
* Returns the 'fragment' reference in the URL.
*/
public String getRef() {
if (data.ref == null) return null;
return data.ref;
}
/**
* Returns the URL up to and include the port number on
* the host. Does not include the path or fragment pieces.
*/
public String getPortStr() {
return data.getPortStr();
}
/**
* Returns the content type if available. This is only available
* for some protocols.
*/
public String getContentType() {
return data.getContentType(userAgent);
}
/**
* Returns the content type's type/subtype, if available. This is
* only available for some protocols.
*/
public String getContentTypeMediaType() {
return data.getContentTypeMediaType(userAgent);
}
/**
* Returns the content type's charset parameter, if available. This is
* only available for some protocols.
*/
public String getContentTypeCharset() {
return data.getContentTypeCharset(userAgent);
}
/**
* Returns whether the Content-Type header has the given parameter.
*/
public boolean hasContentTypeParameter(String param) {
return data.hasContentTypeParameter(userAgent, param);
}
/**
* Returns the content encoding if available. This is only available
* for some protocols.
*/
public String getContentEncoding() {
return data.getContentEncoding(userAgent);
}
/**
* Attempt to open the stream checking for common compression
* types, and automatically decompressing them if found.
*/
public InputStream openStream() throws IOException {
return data.openStream(userAgent, null);
}
/**
* Attempt to open the stream checking for common compression
* types, and automatically decompressing them if found.
* @param mimeType The expected mime type of the content
* in the returned InputStream (mapped to Http accept
* header among other possibilities).
*/
public InputStream openStream(String mimeType) throws IOException {
List mt = new ArrayList(1);
mt.add(mimeType);
return data.openStream(userAgent, mt.iterator());
}
/**
* Attempt to open the stream checking for common compression
* types, and automatically decompressing them if found.
* @param mimeTypes The expected mime types of the content
* in the returned InputStream (mapped to Http accept
* header among other possabilities).
*/
public InputStream openStream(String [] mimeTypes) throws IOException {
List mt = new ArrayList(mimeTypes.length);
for (String mimeType : mimeTypes) mt.add(mimeType);
return data.openStream(userAgent, mt.iterator());
}
/**
* Attempt to open the stream checking for common compression
* types, and automatically decompressing them if found.
* @param mimeTypes The expected mime types of the content
* in the returned InputStream (mapped to Http accept
* header among other possabilities). The elements of
* the iterator must be strings.
*/
public InputStream openStream(Iterator mimeTypes) throws IOException {
return data.openStream(userAgent, mimeTypes);
}
/**
* Attempt to open the stream, does no checking for compression
* types.
*/
public InputStream openStreamRaw() throws IOException {
return data.openStreamRaw(userAgent, null);
}
/**
* Attempt to open the stream, does no checking for compression
* types.
* @param mimeType The expected mime type of the content
* in the returned InputStream (mapped to Http accept
* header among other possabilities).
*/
public InputStream openStreamRaw(String mimeType) throws IOException {
List mt = new ArrayList(1);
mt.add(mimeType);
return data.openStreamRaw(userAgent, mt.iterator());
}
/**
* Attempt to open the stream, does no checking for comression
* types.
* @param mimeTypes The expected mime types of the content
* in the returned InputStream (mapped to Http accept
* header among other possabilities).
*/
public InputStream openStreamRaw(String [] mimeTypes) throws IOException {
List mt = new ArrayList(mimeTypes.length);
mt.addAll(Arrays.asList(mimeTypes));
return data.openStreamRaw(userAgent, mt.iterator());
}
/**
* Attempt to open the stream, does no checking for comression
* types.
* @param mimeTypes The expected mime types of the content
* in the returned InputStream (mapped to Http accept
* header among other possabilities). The elements of
* the iterator must be strings.
*/
public InputStream openStreamRaw(Iterator mimeTypes) throws IOException {
return data.openStreamRaw(userAgent, mimeTypes);
}
public boolean sameFile(ParsedURL other) {
return data.sameFile(other.data);
}
/**
* Parse out the protocol from a url string. Used internally to
* select the proper handler, all other parsing is done by
* the selected protocol handler.
*/
protected static String getProtocol(String urlStr) {
if (urlStr == null) return null;
int idx = 0, len = urlStr.length();
if (len == 0) return null;
// Protocol is only allowed to include -+.a-zA-Z
// So as soon as we hit something else we know we
// are done (if it is a ':' then we have protocol otherwise
// we don't.
char ch = urlStr.charAt(idx);
while ((ch == '-') || // todo this might be more efficient with a long mask
(ch == '+') || // which has a bit set for each valid char.
(ch == '.') || // check feasability
((ch >= 'a') && (ch <= 'z')) ||
((ch >= 'A') && (ch <= 'Z'))) {
idx++;
if (idx == len) {
ch=0;
break;
}
ch = urlStr.charAt(idx);
}
if (ch == ':') {
// Has a protocol spec...
return urlStr.substring(0, idx).toLowerCase();
}
return null;
}
/**
* Factory method to construct an appropriate subclass of ParsedURLData
* @param urlStr the string to parse.
*/
public static ParsedURLData parseURL(String urlStr) {
if (urlStr != null && !urlStr.contains(":") && !urlStr.startsWith("#")) {
// an URL needs a protocol; default to file:// if none set
urlStr = "file:" + urlStr;
}
ParsedURLProtocolHandler handler = getHandler(getProtocol(urlStr));
return handler.parseURL(urlStr);
}
/**
* Factory method to construct an appropriate subclass of ParsedURLData,
* for a sub url.
* @param baseStr The base URL string to parse.
* @param urlStr the sub URL string to parse.
*/
public static ParsedURLData parseURL(String baseStr, String urlStr) {
if (baseStr == null)
return parseURL(urlStr);
ParsedURL purl = new ParsedURL(baseStr);
return parseURL(purl, urlStr);
}
/**
* Factory method to construct an appropriate subclass of ParsedURLData,
* for a sub url.
* @param baseURL The base ParsedURL to parse.
* @param urlStr the sub URL string to parse.
*/
public static ParsedURLData parseURL(ParsedURL baseURL, String urlStr) {
if (baseURL == null)
return parseURL(urlStr);
String protocol = getProtocol(urlStr);
if (protocol == null)
protocol = baseURL.getProtocol();
ParsedURLProtocolHandler handler = getHandler(protocol);
return handler.parseURL(baseURL, urlStr);
}
}