public final Enum WellKnownMimeType

Find the WellKnownMimeType for the given identifier (as an int). Valid identifiers are defined to be integers between 0 and 127, inclusive. Identifiers outside of this range will produce the UNPARSEABLE_MIME_TYPE. Additionally, some identifiers in that range are still only reserved and don't have a type associated yet: this method returns the UNKNOWN_RESERVED_MIME_TYPE when passing such an identifier, which lets call sites potentially detect this and keep the original representation when transmitting the associated metadata buffer.

Parameters

id:int

the looked up identifier

Returns:WellKnownMimeType

the WellKnownMimeType, or UNKNOWN_RESERVED_MIME_TYPE if the id is out of the specification's range, or UNKNOWN_RESERVED_MIME_TYPE if the id is one that is merely reserved but unknown to this implementation.

Find the WellKnownMimeType for the given String representation. If the representation is null or doesn't match a WellKnownMimeType, the UNPARSEABLE_MIME_TYPE is returned.

Parameters

mimeType:String

the looked up mime type

Returns:WellKnownMimeType

the matching WellKnownMimeType, or UNPARSEABLE_MIME_TYPE if none matches

Returns:byte

the byte identifier of the mime type, guaranteed to be positive or zero.

Returns:String

the mime type represented as a String, which is made of US_ASCII compatible characters only

Overrides java.lang.Enum.toString.

Doc from java.lang.Enum.toString.

Returns the name of this enum constant, as contained in the declaration. This method may be overridden, though it typically isn't necessary or desirable. An enum class should override this method when a more "programmer-friendly" string form exists.

Returns:String

the name of this enum constant

Annotations

@Override

See Also

getString()