Class: URL

• Inheritance
• Description
• Class protocol
  • Compatibility-Squeak
  • instance creation
  • utilities
• Instance protocol
  • Compatibility-Squeak
  • accessing
  • comparing
  • conversion
  • parsing
  • printing & storing
  • private
  • queries
  • utilities

Inheritance:

   Object
   |
   +--URL

Package:

stx:libhtml

Category:

Net-Communication-Support

Version:

rev: 1.40 date: 2009/11/12 12:29:54

user: mb

file: URL.st directory: libhtml

module: stx stc-classLibrary: libhtml

Author:

Claus Gittinger

Description:

(for now) only a holder for the parse URL info.
Will takeover more functionality in the near future.

Late note: is going to be obsoleted by URI.

Class protocol:

 schemeNameForString: urlString

 classForScheme: schemeString

 fromString: aString

 fromURLString: aStringIn

self oldFromURLString:'checkout.stt'.
self fromURLString:'checkout.stt'.

 method: methodString host: hostString port: portNumber path: pathString

 method: methodString path: pathString

 new

 scheme: schemeString host: hostString port: portNumber path: pathString

 scheme: schemeString path: pathString

 constructPath: path1 with: path2

Instance protocol:

 authority

 fullPath

 retrieveContents

squeak compatibility

 retrieveContentsAccept: mimeType

squeak compatibility

 retrieveContentsArgs: args

squeak compatibility

 retrieveContentsArgs: args accept: mimeType

squeak compatibility

** This method raises an error - it must be redefined in concrete classes **

 withoutFragment

what does it do ?

 anchor

return the value of the instance variable 'anchor' (automatically generated)

 anchor: something

set the value of the instance variable 'anchor' (automatically generated)

 file

return the value of the instance variable 'file' (automatically generated)

 file: something

set the value of the instance variable 'file' (automatically generated)

 fragmentPart

 fragmentPart: aString

 host

return the value of the instance variable 'host' (automatically generated)

 host: something

set the value of the instance variable 'host' (automatically generated)

 method

return the value of the instance variable 'method' (automatically generated)

 method: something

set the value of the instance variable 'method' (automatically generated)

 otherPart

 path

return the value of the instance variable 'path' (automatically generated)

 path: something

set the value of the instance variable 'path' (automatically generated)

 port

return the value of the instance variable 'port' (automatically generated)

 port: something

set the value of the instance variable 'port' (automatically generated)

 rest

return the value of the instance variable 'rest' (automatically generated)

 rest: something

set the value of the instance variable 'rest' (automatically generated)

 scheme

 scheme: aString

 = anURL

 copyWithoutFragmentPart

 copyWithoutOtherPart

 hash

 postCopy

 asURL

return an URL-object from myself - thats me.

 parseFromString: urlString

parse URL contained in a string and set my inst vars

 displayString

 printOn: aStream

 urlPrintString

the printString of the full url (incl. method, host and port)

 clearFragmentPart

 clearOtherPart

 flag

 hasFragmentPartBitMask

 hasPostDataBitMask

 hasSearchPartBitMask

 initialize

 setOtherPart: aString flag: anInteger

 canCache

 fullRequestString

 hasFragmentPart

 hasFragmentPart: aBoolean

 hasPostData

 hasPostData: aBoolean

 hasSearchPart

 hasSearchPart: aBoolean

 isFileScheme

 isFragmentOnly

 isHostRelativePath

 isRelativePath

 isValidMethod: aMethod

mhmh - is this a good idea (isn't it the task of a url-user to decide, which
methods it supports. The URL does not really know...

 newsGroup

If the receiver is an nntp url, return the news group.

 postData

 postData: aString

 requestString

 searchPart

 searchPart: aString

 / aString

answer a new instance with aString concatenated to my path.
We simply append aString to the end of the path.
Look at construct for a more enhanced

 construct: anUrlOrString

 pathSuffix

answer the suffix of may path.
for '/part1/part2/part3.suffix' this is '.suffix'