| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Base64 |
You always need a Base64 encoder and decoder, but for some reason Java does
not introduce it until version 1.8, and even so there are many incompatible
libraries out there.
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| CSVHelper |
Helps to read and write a CSV file, all methods are static writeLine:
Converts list of String values into a line of a CSV file parseLine: read a
line from a LineNumberReader and return the list of Strings
That should be all you need.
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| HTMLWriter |
This class is for encoding values in order to make make text appear in an
HTML page.
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| JavaScriptWriter |
This class is for encoding values in order to make Java or JavaScript literal
expressions.
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| MemFile |
Holds a stream of bytes in memory.
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| NullWriter |
NullWriter is a writer that throws everything away, and never stores anything
anywhere.
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| ReaderUTF8InputStream |
ReaderUTF8InputStream
Imagine that you have a Reader object, and you want to call a method
that requires an InputStream.
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| SSLPatch |
It seems that the Java libraries for reading SSL connection have conflated
two different things: the ability to have an encrypted line, and the ability
to confirm who you are connecting to.
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| StreamHelper |
Quite simply: there are a number of patterns that get written over and over
when using streams, and so these methods are just a common colection of shortcuts
Author: Keith Swenson Copyright: Keith Swenson, all rights reserved License:
This code is made available under the GNU Lesser GPL license.
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| UUDecoderStream |
Given an InputStream to read a raw NNTP message body, this will decode the
UUEncoding and give you the decoded result of what the body was holding.
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| WriterUTF8OutputStream |
WriterUTF8OutputStream
Lets say you have a Writer (such as the out object in a JSP) and you want to
call a method that takes an OutputStream.
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