com.uwyn.rife.template
Class EncoderDummy

java.lang.Object
  com.uwyn.rife.template.EncoderDummy

All Implemented Interfaces:

TemplateEncoder

public class EncoderDummy
extends Object
implements TemplateEncoder

Method Summary

String	encode(String value) Encodes the given value, returning a string which contains only valid characters and represents the given value correctly in the output format.
String	encodeDefensive(String value) Encodes the given value in a looser fashion than TemplateEncoder.encode(java.lang.String)'s, only converting patterns which are explicitly not allowed by the output format, but not guaranteeing that the output value exactly represents the given value in the output format.
static EncoderDummy	getInstance()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

getInstance

public static EncoderDummy getInstance()

encode

public final String encode(String value)

Description copied from interface: TemplateEncoder

Encodes the given value, returning a string which contains only valid characters and represents the given value correctly in the output format.

For example, an HTML template's encoder will encode > as >.

Specified by:

encode in interface TemplateEncoder

Parameters:

value - a string

Returns:

an encoded version of the given string

encodeDefensive

public final String encodeDefensive(String value)

Description copied from interface: TemplateEncoder

Encodes the given value in a looser fashion than TemplateEncoder.encode(java.lang.String)'s, only converting patterns which are explicitly not allowed by the output format, but not guaranteeing that the output value exactly represents the given value in the output format.

For example, an HTML template's encoder will encode some Unicode characters to corresponding XML entities (such as é) when this method is called but not encode < or &.

Specified by:

encodeDefensive in interface TemplateEncoder

Parameters:

value - a string

Returns:

a loosely encoded version of the given value