AuthScheme class represents a strong type representation of the
"Authorization" header schemes.Basic instance with the specified username and
password.Basic instance with a null username and password..Bearer instance with the specified token.Bearer instance with a null token.URL, where redundant
names such as "." and ".." are dereferenced and removed
from the path.HttpServletRequests and
HttpServletResponses.URL by parsing the given string.URL by parsing the given protocol, host, and file
strings.URL by parsing the given protocol, host, port, and file
strings.URL by parsing the given protocol, host, port, and file
strings.cookies.URL for the specified data.AuthScheme instance by decoding the authorization
header string.decodeURIComponent function.decodeURIComponent function.application/x-www-form-urlencoded string.application/x-www-form-urlencoded string using a
specific Charset.application/x-www-form-urlencoded string using a
specific encoding scheme.DelegateHttpServletRequest contains some other
HttpServletRequest, which it uses as its basic source of data,
possibly transforming the data along the way or providing additional
functionality.DelegateHttpServletRequest with the specified target
HttpServletRequest.DelegateHttpServletRequest with a null target.DelegateURLConnection contains some other URLConnection,
which it uses as its basic source of data, possibly transforming the data
along the way or providing additional functionality.DelegateURLConnection with the specified target
URLConnection.DelegateURLConnection with a null target.http and https access from this JVM.url to the provided
File.encodeURIComponent function.encodeURIComponent function.application/x-www-form-urlencoded format.application/x-www-form-urlencoded format
using a specific encoding scheme.application/x-www-form-urlencoded format
using a specific Charset.URL references a resource that exists.URL references a resource that exists.from to to.URL created from the specified string, or null if
the specified string path is null.request.URL.url "Jar URL" (if url is "Jar URL" resembling the
"jar:<url>...!..." semantics), or null if url is
not a "Jar URL".URL representing the location of the Jar in url,
if url is "Jar URL" resembling the "jar:<url>...!..."
semantics; or null if url is not a "Jar URL".URI.URL.URI, or
null if uri is null or does not name a parent directory.URL, or
null if url is null or does not name a parent directory.URI.URL.MemoryURLStreamHandler.http protocol.https protocol.HTTP protocol.InetAddress.URL references a Jar resource,
otherwise false.URI represents a location that is
either a local file with scheme "file:", or a local JAR file with
scheme "jar:file:".URL represents a location that is
either a local file with protocol "file:", or a local JAR file with
protocol "jar:file:".URI represents a file path.URL represents a file path.URI represents a location that is a
local JAR file with scheme "jar:file:".URL represents a location that is a
local JAR file with protocol "jar:file:".authorization header string matches this
AuthScheme subclass's implementation.URLConnection wrapping data in the form of a byte array.URLStreamHandler that implements the "memory" protocol.AuthScheme subclass specified in
schemes that matches the spec of the authorization header
string.AuthScheme instance by parsing the authorization
header string, or null if the specified string is null.OfflineURLStreamHandler in this JVM.from and provided
to.response with the provided name./etc/services.Service with the specified service name, port, and
aliases./etc/services.response with the provided name,
value, and expiration maxAge.Properties in the provided
URLConnection.Socket and
ServerSocket classes.HttpServletRequest.URLConnection.InetAddressInputStream to the specified url that may or may not
exist at a redirected location.decodeURIComponent function.URI.URLConnection.URL.URL for which the host is
treated as a literal string (as opposed to its resolved IP address, as is
dereferenced by default during the URL.equals(Object) and
URL.hashCode() operations).Copyright © 2020 LibJ. All rights reserved.