Spring Web 6.1.4 · org.springframework.http.codec.multipart.MultipartWriterSupport

Field Summary

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
private Charset	charset
public static final Charset	DEFAULT_CHARSET THe default charset used by the writer.
private final List<MediaType>	supportedMediaTypes

Inherited from org.springframework.http.codec.LoggingCodecSupport:: logger

Constructor Summary

Access	Constructor and Description
protected	MultipartWriterSupport(List<MediaType> supportedMediaTypes) Constructor with the list of supported media types.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
protected Mono<DataBuffer>	generateBoundaryLine(byte[] boundary, DataBufferFactory bufferFactory)
protected Mono<DataBuffer>	generateLastLine(byte[] boundary, DataBufferFactory bufferFactory)
protected byte[]	generateMultipartBoundary() Generate a multipart boundary.
protected Mono<DataBuffer>	generateNewLine(DataBufferFactory bufferFactory)
protected Mono<DataBuffer>	generatePartHeaders(HttpHeaders headers, DataBufferFactory bufferFactory)
public Charset	getCharset() Return the configured charset for part headers.
protected MediaType	getMultipartMediaType(MediaType mediaType, byte[] boundary) Prepare the `MediaType` to use by adding "boundary" and "charset" parameters to the given `mediaType` or "multipart/form-data" otherwise by default.
public List<MediaType>	getWritableMediaTypes()
public void	setCharset(Charset charset) Set the character set to use for part headers such as "Content-Disposition" (and its filename parameter).

Inherited from org.springframework.http.codec.LoggingCodecSupport:: isEnableLoggingRequestDetails setEnableLoggingRequestDetails

Field Detail

charset	back to summary
private Charset charset

DEFAULT_CHARSET	back to summary
public static final Charset DEFAULT_CHARSET THe default charset used by the writer.

supportedMediaTypes	back to summary
private final List<MediaType> supportedMediaTypes

Constructor Detail

MultipartWriterSupport	back to summary
protected MultipartWriterSupport(List<MediaType> supportedMediaTypes) Constructor with the list of supported media types.

Method Detail

generateBoundaryLine	back to summary
protected Mono<DataBuffer> generateBoundaryLine(byte[] boundary, DataBufferFactory bufferFactory)

generateLastLine	back to summary
protected Mono<DataBuffer> generateLastLine(byte[] boundary, DataBufferFactory bufferFactory)

generateMultipartBoundary back to summary

generateMultipartBoundary	back to summary
protected byte[] generateMultipartBoundary() Generate a multipart boundary. By default delegates to `MimeTypeUtils#generateMultipartBoundary()`.

protected byte[] generateMultipartBoundary()

Generate a multipart boundary.

By default delegates to MimeTypeUtils#generateMultipartBoundary().

generateNewLine	back to summary
protected Mono<DataBuffer> generateNewLine(DataBufferFactory bufferFactory)

generatePartHeaders	back to summary
protected Mono<DataBuffer> generatePartHeaders(HttpHeaders headers, DataBufferFactory bufferFactory)

getCharset	back to summary
public Charset getCharset() Return the configured charset for part headers.

getMultipartMediaType	back to summary
protected MediaType getMultipartMediaType(MediaType mediaType, byte[] boundary) Prepare the `MediaType` to use by adding "boundary" and "charset" parameters to the given `mediaType` or "multipart/form-data" otherwise by default.

getWritableMediaTypes	back to summary
public List<MediaType> getWritableMediaTypes()

setCharset	back to summary
public void setCharset(Charset charset) Set the character set to use for part headers such as "Content-Disposition" (and its filename parameter). By default this is set to "UTF-8". If changed from this default, the "Content-Type" header will have a "charset" parameter that specifies the character set used.

setCharset

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public void setCharset(Charset charset)

Set the character set to use for part headers such as "Content-Disposition" (and its filename parameter).

By default this is set to "UTF-8". If changed from this default, the "Content-Type" header will have a "charset" parameter that specifies the character set used.