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This example code demonstrates the usage of utilities provided by the InetProtUtil API. The users should have a prior knowledge of concepts associated with it, such as URLs and URI components.
The central class is CExampleInetProtUtil, which demonstrates the following functionality:
void CExampleInetProtUtil::CreateUri();
Creates a URI with respect to the physical path of a given file.
For example, the physical path of the file:
K:/ws/direct/direct.mmp
gives the following URI file:
///k/ws/direct/direct.mmp
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void CExampleInetProtUtil::ModifyUriComponents();
Modifies URI components, which involves:
Adding URI components, where it constructs the URI component by component. For example, you can add the following components:
to get the complete URI:
http://waterlang.org:8080/main_page.html
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Removing the specific URI component(s) from a constructed URI. For example, the above URI with the port number removed:
http://waterlang.org/main_page.html
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void CExampleInetProtUtil::ResolveUri();
Resolves the URI, which involves creation of an absolute CUri object from a given reference URI.
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void CExampleInetProtUtil::ParseUri();
Parses the URI into its components (as given in RFC2396). The five URI components are:
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void CExampleInetProtUtil::ValidateUriComponents();
Validates a given URI. This function is usually used for URIs with SIP as the scheme.
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void CExampleInetProtUtil::ExtractUriComponents();
Extracts URI components from the given URI.
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Retrieving a filename from a URI
void CExampleInetProtUtil::RetrieveFileName();
Extracts the actual physical location of the file from its URI.
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Adding and removing delimiters from a URI
void CExampleInetProtUtil::ModifyDelimiter();
Adds the delimiters to and removes the delimiters from a URI. Before doing this ensure that:
the delimiter is set using SetDelimiter()
the URI has already been parsed.
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Removing whitespace from a URI
void CExampleInetProtUtil::WhiteSpaceRemover();
Removes the whitespace from the given URI and returns the number of white spaces that were removed.
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Escape encoding and decoding a URI
void CExampleInetProtUtil::EscapeEncodeDecode();
Escape encodes the characters in a given URI as escape triplets and decodes it to the original one.
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