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/* UURIFactory * * $Id: UURIFactory.java 6539 2009-10-03 01:08:25Z szznax $ * * Created on July 16, 2004 * * Copyright (C) 2003 Internet Archive. * * This file is part of the Heritrix web crawler (crawler.archive.org). * * Heritrix is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU Lesser Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or * any later version. * * Heritrix is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU Lesser Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser Public License * along with Heritrix; if not, write to the Free Software * Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA */ package bin.spider.frame.uri; import gnu.inet.encoding.IDNA; import gnu.inet.encoding.IDNAException; import it.unimi.dsi.mg4j.util.MutableString; import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException; import java.util.Arrays; import java.util.BitSet; import java.util.logging.Level; import java.util.logging.Logger; import java.util.regex.Matcher; import java.util.regex.Pattern; //import org.apache.commons.httpclient.URI; //import org.apache.commons.httpclient.URIException; import bin.httpclient3.uri.URI; import bin.httpclient3.uri.URIException; /** * Factory that returns UURIs. * * Does escaping and fixup on URIs massaging in accordance with RFC2396 * and to match browser practice. For example, it removes any * '..' if first thing in the path as per IE, converts backslashes to forward * slashes, and discards any 'fragment'/anchor portion of the URI. This * class will also fail URIs if they are longer than IE's allowed maximum * length. * * <p>TODO: Test logging. * * @author stack */ public class UURIFactory extends URI { private static final long serialVersionUID = -6146295130382209042L; /** * Logging instance. */ private static Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(UURIFactory.class.getName()); /** * The single instance of this factory. */ private static final UURIFactory factory = new UURIFactory(); /** * RFC 2396-inspired regex. * * From the RFC Appendix B: * <pre> * URI Generic Syntax August 1998 * * B. Parsing a URI Reference with a Regular Expression * * As described in Section 4.3, the generic URI syntax is not sufficient * to disambiguate the components of some forms of URI. Since the * "greedy algorithm" described in that section is identical to the * disambiguation method used by POSIX regular expressions, it is * natural and commonplace to use a regular expression for parsing the * potential four components and fragment identifier of a URI reference. * * The following line is the regular expression for breaking-down a URI * reference into its components. * * ^(([^:/?#]+):)?(//([^/?#]*))?([^?#]*)(\?([^#]*))?(#(.*))? * 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * * The numbers in the second line above are only to assist readability; * they indicate the reference points for each subexpression (i.e., each * paired parenthesis). We refer to the value matched for subexpression * <n> as $<n>. For example, matching the above expression to * * http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/uri/#Related * * results in the following subexpression matches: * * $1 = http: * $2 = http * $3 = //www.ics.uci.edu * $4 = www.ics.uci.edu * $5 = /pub/ietf/uri/ * $6 = <undefined> * $7 = <undefined> * $8 = #Related * $9 = Related * * where <undefined> indicates that the component is not present, as is * the case for the query component in the above example. Therefore, we * can determine the value of the four components and fragment as * * scheme = $2 * authority = $4 * path = $5 * query = $7 * fragment = $9 * </pre> * * -- * <p>Below differs from the rfc regex in that... * (1) it has java escaping of regex characters * (2) we allow a URI made of a fragment only (Added extra * group so indexing is off by one after scheme). * (3) scheme is limited to legal scheme characters */ final static Pattern RFC2396REGEX = Pattern .compile("^(([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z\\+\\-\\.]*):)?((//([^/?#]*))?([^?#]*)(\\?([^#]*))?)?(#(.*))?"); // 12 34 5 6 7 8 9 A // 2 1 54 6 87 3 A9 // 1: scheme // 2: scheme: // 3: //authority/path // 4: //authority // 5: authority // 6: path // 7: ?query // 8: query // 9: #fragment // A: fragment public static final String SLASHDOTDOTSLASH = "^(/\\.\\./)+"; public static final String SLASH = "/"; public static final String HTTP = "http"; public static final String HTTP_PORT = ":80"; public static final String HTTPS = "https"; public static final String HTTPS_PORT = ":443"; public static final String DOT = "."; public static final String EMPTY_STRING = ""; public static final String NBSP = "\u00A0"; public static final String SPACE = " "; public static final String ESCAPED_SPACE = "%20"; public static final String TRAILING_ESCAPED_SPACE = "^(.*)(%20)+$"; public static final String PIPE = "|"; public static final String PIPE_PATTERN = "\\|"; public static final String ESCAPED_PIPE = "%7C"; public static final String CIRCUMFLEX = "^"; public static final String CIRCUMFLEX_PATTERN = "\\^"; public static final String ESCAPED_CIRCUMFLEX = "%5E"; public static final String QUOT = "\""; public static final String ESCAPED_QUOT = "%22"; public static final String SQUOT = "'"; public static final String ESCAPED_SQUOT = "%27"; public static final String APOSTROPH = "`"; public static final String ESCAPED_APOSTROPH = "%60"; public static final String LSQRBRACKET = "["; public static final String LSQRBRACKET_PATTERN = "\\["; public static final String ESCAPED_LSQRBRACKET = "%5B"; public static final String RSQRBRACKET = "]"; public static final String RSQRBRACKET_PATTERN = "\\]"; public static final String ESCAPED_RSQRBRACKET = "%5D"; public static final String LCURBRACKET = "{"; public static final String LCURBRACKET_PATTERN = "\\{"; public static final String ESCAPED_LCURBRACKET = "%7B"; public static final String RCURBRACKET = "}"; public static final String RCURBRACKET_PATTERN = "\\}"; public static final String ESCAPED_RCURBRACKET = "%7D"; public static final String BACKSLASH = "\\"; public static final String BACKSLASH_PATTERN = "\\\\"; public static final String ESCAPED_BACKSLASH = "%5C"; public static final String STRAY_SPACING = "[\n\r\t]+"; public static final String IMPROPERESC_REPLACE = "%25$1"; public static final String IMPROPERESC = "%((?:[^\\p{XDigit}])|(?:.[^\\p{XDigit}])|(?:\\z))"; public static final String COMMERCIAL_AT = "@"; public static final char PERCENT_SIGN = '%'; public static final char COLON = ':'; /** * First percent sign in string followed by two hex chars. */ public static final String URI_HEX_ENCODING = "^[^%]*%[\\p{XDigit}][\\p{XDigit}].*"; /** * Authority port number regex. */ final static Pattern PORTREGEX = Pattern.compile("(.*:)([0-9]+)$"); /** * Characters we'll accept in the domain label part of a URI * authority: ASCII letters-digits-hyphen (LDH) plus underscore, * with single intervening '.' characters. * * (We accept '_' because DNS servers have tolerated for many * years counter to spec; we also accept dash patterns and ACE * prefixes that will be rejected by IDN-punycoding attempt.) */ final static String ACCEPTABLE_ASCII_DOMAIN = "^(?:[a-zA-Z0-9_-]++(?:\\.)?)++$"; /** * Pattern that looks for case of three or more slashes after the * scheme. If found, we replace them with two only as mozilla does. */ final static Pattern HTTP_SCHEME_SLASHES = Pattern.compile("^(https?://)/+(.*)"); /** * Pattern that looks for case of two or more slashes in a path. */ final static Pattern MULTIPLE_SLASHES = Pattern.compile("//+"); /** * System property key for list of supported schemes. */ private static final String SCHEMES_KEY = ".schemes"; /** * System property key for list of purposefully-ignored schemes. */ private static final String IGNORED_SCHEMES_KEY = ".ignored-schemes"; private String[] schemes = null; private String[] ignoredSchemes = null; public static final int IGNORED_SCHEME = 9999999; /** * Protected constructor. */ private UURIFactory() { super(); String s = System.getProperty(this.getClass().getName() + SCHEMES_KEY); if (s != null && s.length() > 0) { schemes = s.split("[, ]+"); Arrays.sort(schemes); } String ignored = System.getProperty(this.getClass().getName() + IGNORED_SCHEMES_KEY); if (ignored != null && ignored.length() > 0) { ignoredSchemes = ignored.split("[, ]+"); Arrays.sort(ignoredSchemes); } } /** * @param uri URI as string. * @return An instance of UURI * @throws URIException */ public static UURI getInstance(String uri) throws URIException { return UURIFactory.factory.create(uri); } /** * @param uri URI as string. * @param charset Character encoding of the passed uri string. * @return An instance of UURI * @throws URIException */ public static UURI getInstance(String uri, String charset) throws URIException { return UURIFactory.factory.create(uri, charset); } /** * @param base Base uri to use resolving passed relative uri. * @param relative URI as string. * @return An instance of UURI * @throws URIException */ public static UURI getInstance(UURI base, String relative) throws URIException { return UURIFactory.factory.create(base, relative); } /** * Test of whether passed String has an allowed URI scheme. * First tests if likely scheme suffix. If so, we then test if its one of * the supported schemes. * @param possibleUrl URL string to examine. * @return True if passed string looks like it could be an URL. */ public static boolean hasSupportedScheme(String possibleUrl) { boolean hasScheme = UURI.hasScheme(possibleUrl); if (!hasScheme || UURIFactory.factory.schemes == null) { return hasScheme; } String tmpStr = possibleUrl.substring(0, possibleUrl.indexOf(':')); return Arrays.binarySearch(UURIFactory.factory.schemes, tmpStr) >= 0; } /** * @param uri URI as string. * @return Instance of UURI. * @throws URIException */ private UURI create(String uri) throws URIException { return create(uri, UURI.getDefaultProtocolCharset()); } /** * @param uri URI as string. * @param charset Original encoding of the string. * @return Instance of UURI. * @throws URIException */ private UURI create(String uri, String charset) throws URIException { UURI uuri = new UURI(fixup(uri, null, charset), true, charset); if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) { logger.fine("URI " + uri + " PRODUCT " + uuri.toString() + " CHARSET " + charset); } return validityCheck(uuri); } /** * @param base UURI to use as a base resolving <code>relative</code>. * @param relative Relative URI. * @return Instance of UURI. * @throws URIException */ private UURI create(UURI base, String relative) throws URIException { UURI uuri = new UURI(base, new UURI(fixup(relative, base, base.getProtocolCharset()), true, base.getProtocolCharset())); if (logger.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) { logger.fine(" URI " + relative + " PRODUCT " + uuri.toString() + " CHARSET " + base.getProtocolCharset() + " BASE " + base); } return validityCheck(uuri); } /** * Check the generated UURI. * * At the least look at length of uuri string. We were seeing case * where before escaping, string was < MAX_URL_LENGTH but after was * >. Letting out a too-big message was causing us troubles later * down the processing chain. * @param uuri Created uuri to check. * @return The passed <code>uuri</code> so can easily inline this check. * @throws URIException */ protected UURI validityCheck(UURI uuri) throws URIException { if (uuri.getRawURI().length > UURI.MAX_URL_LENGTH) { throw new URIException("Created (escaped) uuri > " + UURI.MAX_URL_LENGTH + ": " + uuri.toString()); } return uuri; } /** * Do heritrix fix-up on passed uri string. * * Does heritrix escaping; usually escaping done to make our behavior align * with IEs. This method codifies our experience pulling URIs from the * wilds. Its does all the escaping we want; its output can always be * assumed to be 'escaped' (though perhaps to a laxer standard than the * vanilla HttpClient URI class or official specs might suggest). * * @param uri URI as string. * @param base May be null. * @param e True if the uri is already escaped. * @return A fixed up URI string. * @throws URIException */ private String fixup(String uri, final URI base, final String charset) throws URIException { if (uri == null) { throw new NullPointerException(); } else if (uri.length() == 0 && base == null) { throw new URIException("URI length is zero (and not relative)."); } if (uri.length() > UURI.MAX_URL_LENGTH) { // We check length here and again later after all convertions. throw new URIException("URI length > " + UURI.MAX_URL_LENGTH + ": " + uri); } // Replace nbsp with normal spaces (so that they get stripped if at // ends, or encoded if in middle) if (uri.indexOf(NBSP) >= 0) { uri = TextUtils.replaceAll(NBSP, uri, SPACE); } // Get rid of any trailing spaces or new-lines. uri = uri.trim(); // IE actually converts backslashes to slashes rather than to %5C. // Since URIs that have backslashes usually work only with IE, we will // convert backslashes to slashes as well. // TODO: Maybe we can first convert backslashes by specs and than by IE // so that we fetch both versions. if (uri.indexOf(BACKSLASH) >= 0) { uri = TextUtils.replaceAll(BACKSLASH_PATTERN, uri, SLASH); } // Remove stray TAB/CR/LF uri = TextUtils.replaceAll(STRAY_SPACING, uri, EMPTY_STRING); // Test for the case of more than two slashes after the http(s) scheme. // Replace with two slashes as mozilla does if found. // See [ 788219 ] URI Syntax Errors stop page parsing. Matcher matcher = HTTP_SCHEME_SLASHES.matcher(uri); if (matcher.matches()) { uri = matcher.group(1) + matcher.group(2); } // now, minimally escape any whitespace uri = escapeWhitespace(uri); // For further processing, get uri elements. See the RFC2396REGEX // comment above for explaination of group indices used in the below. matcher = RFC2396REGEX.matcher(uri); if (!matcher.matches()) { throw new URIException("Failed parse of " + uri); } String uriScheme = checkUriElementAndLowerCase(matcher.group(2)); String uriSchemeSpecificPart = checkUriElement(matcher.group(3)); String uriAuthority = checkUriElement(matcher.group(5)); String uriPath = checkUriElement(matcher.group(6)); String uriQuery = checkUriElement(matcher.group(8)); // UNUSED String uriFragment = checkUriElement(matcher.group(10)); // If a scheme, is it a supported scheme? if (uriScheme != null && uriScheme.length() > 0 && this.schemes != null) { if (!(Arrays.binarySearch(schemes, uriScheme) >= 0)) { // unsupported; see if silently ignored if ((Arrays.binarySearch(ignoredSchemes, uriScheme) >= 0)) { throw new URIException(IGNORED_SCHEME, "Ignored scheme: " + uriScheme); } else { throw new URIException("Unsupported scheme: " + uriScheme); } } } // Test if relative URI. If so, need a base to resolve against. if (uriScheme == null || uriScheme.length() <= 0) { if (base == null) { throw new URIException("Relative URI but no base: " + uri); } } else { checkHttpSchemeSpecificPartSlashPrefix(base, uriScheme, uriSchemeSpecificPart); } // fixup authority portion: lowercase/IDN-punycode any domain; // remove stray trailing spaces uriAuthority = fixupAuthority(uriAuthority, charset); // Do some checks if absolute path. if (uriSchemeSpecificPart != null && uriSchemeSpecificPart.startsWith(SLASH)) { if (uriPath != null) { // Eliminate '..' if its first thing in the path. IE does this. uriPath = TextUtils.replaceFirst(SLASHDOTDOTSLASH, uriPath, SLASH); } // Ensure root URLs end with '/': browsers always send "/" // on the request-line, so we should consider "http://host" // to be "http://host/". if (uriPath == null || EMPTY_STRING.equals(uriPath)) { uriPath = SLASH; } } if (uriAuthority != null) { if (uriScheme != null && uriScheme.length() > 0 && uriScheme.equals(HTTP)) { uriAuthority = checkPort(uriAuthority); uriAuthority = stripTail(uriAuthority, HTTP_PORT); } else if (uriScheme != null && uriScheme.length() > 0 && uriScheme.equals(HTTPS)) { uriAuthority = checkPort(uriAuthority); uriAuthority = stripTail(uriAuthority, HTTPS_PORT); } // Strip any prefix dot or tail dots from the authority. uriAuthority = stripTail(uriAuthority, DOT); uriAuthority = stripPrefix(uriAuthority, DOT); } else { // no authority; may be relative. consider stripping scheme // to work-around org.apache.commons.httpclient.URI bug // ( http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HTTPCLIENT-587 ) if (uriScheme != null && base != null && uriScheme.equals(base.getScheme())) { // uriScheme redundant and will only confound httpclient.URI uriScheme = null; } } // Ensure minimal escaping. Use of 'lax' URI and URLCodec // means minimal escaping isn't necessarily complete/consistent. // There is a chance such lax encoding will throw exceptions // later at inconvenient times. // // One reason for these bad escapings -- though not the only -- // is that the page is using an encoding other than the ASCII or the // UTF-8 that is our default URI encoding. In this case the parent // class is burping on the passed URL encoding. If the page encoding // was passed into this factory, the encoding seems to be parsed // correctly (See the testEscapedEncoding unit test). // // This fixup may cause us to miss content. There is the charset case // noted above. TODO: Look out for cases where we fail other than for // the above given reason which will be fixed when we address // '[ 913687 ] Make extractors interrogate for charset'. uriPath = ensureMinimalEscaping(uriPath, charset); uriQuery = ensureMinimalEscaping(uriQuery, charset, LaxURLCodec.QUERY_SAFE); // Preallocate. The '1's and '2's in below are space for ':', // '//', etc. URI characters. MutableString s = new MutableString(((uriScheme != null) ? uriScheme.length() : 0) + 1 // ';' + ((uriAuthority != null) ? uriAuthority.length() : 0) + 2 // '//' + ((uriPath != null) ? uriPath.length() : 0) + 1 // '?' + ((uriQuery != null) ? uriQuery.length() : 0)); appendNonNull(s, uriScheme, ":", true); appendNonNull(s, uriAuthority, "//", false); appendNonNull(s, uriPath, "", false); appendNonNull(s, uriQuery, "?", false); return s.toString(); } /** * If http(s) scheme, check scheme specific part begins '//'. * @throws URIException * @see http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1738.html Section 3.1. Common Internet * Scheme Syntax */ protected void checkHttpSchemeSpecificPartSlashPrefix(final URI base, final String scheme, final String schemeSpecificPart) throws URIException { if (scheme == null || scheme.length() <= 0) { return; } if (!scheme.equals("http") && !scheme.equals("https")) { return; } if (schemeSpecificPart == null || !schemeSpecificPart.startsWith("//")) { // only acceptable if schemes match if (base == null || !scheme.equals(base.getScheme())) { throw new URIException("relative URI with scheme only allowed for " + "scheme matching base"); } return; } if (schemeSpecificPart.length() <= 2) { throw new URIException("http scheme specific part is " + "too short: " + schemeSpecificPart); } } /** * Fixup 'authority' portion of URI, by removing any stray * encoded spaces, lowercasing any domain names, and applying * IDN-punycoding to Unicode domains. * * @param uriAuthority the authority string to fix * @return fixed version * @throws URIException */ private String fixupAuthority(String uriAuthority, String charset) throws URIException { // Lowercase the host part of the uriAuthority; don't destroy any // userinfo capitalizations. Make sure no illegal characters in // domainlabel substring of the uri authority. if (uriAuthority != null) { // Get rid of any trailing escaped spaces: // http://www.archive.org%20. Rare but happens. // TODO: reevaluate: do IE or firefox do such mid-URI space-removal? // if not, we shouldn't either. while (uriAuthority.endsWith(ESCAPED_SPACE)) { uriAuthority = uriAuthority.substring(0, uriAuthority.length() - 3); } // lowercase & IDN-punycode only the domain portion int atIndex = uriAuthority.indexOf(COMMERCIAL_AT); int portColonIndex = uriAuthority.indexOf(COLON, (atIndex < 0) ? 0 : atIndex); if (atIndex < 0 && portColonIndex < 0) { // most common case: neither userinfo nor port return fixupDomainlabel(uriAuthority); } else if (atIndex < 0 && portColonIndex > -1) { // next most common: port but no userinfo String domain = fixupDomainlabel(uriAuthority.substring(0, portColonIndex)); String port = uriAuthority.substring(portColonIndex); return domain + port; } else if (atIndex > -1 && portColonIndex < 0) { // uncommon: userinfo, no port String userinfo = ensureMinimalEscaping(uriAuthority.substring(0, atIndex + 1), charset); String domain = fixupDomainlabel(uriAuthority.substring(atIndex + 1)); return userinfo + domain; } else { // uncommon: userinfo, port String userinfo = ensureMinimalEscaping(uriAuthority.substring(0, atIndex + 1), charset); String domain = fixupDomainlabel(uriAuthority.substring(atIndex + 1, portColonIndex)); String port = uriAuthority.substring(portColonIndex); return userinfo + domain + port; } } return uriAuthority; } /** * Fixup the domain label part of the authority. * * We're more lax than the spec. in that we allow underscores. * * @param label Domain label to fix. * @return Return fixed domain label. * @throws URIException */ private String fixupDomainlabel(String label) throws URIException { // apply IDN-punycoding, as necessary try { // TODO: optimize: only apply when necessary, or // keep cache of recent encodings label = IDNA.toASCII(label); } catch (IDNAException e) { if (TextUtils.matches(ACCEPTABLE_ASCII_DOMAIN, label)) { // domain name has ACE prefix, leading/trailing dash, or // underscore -- but is still a name we wish to tolerate; // simply continue } else { // problematic domain: neither ASCII acceptable characters // nor IDN-punycodable, so throw exception // TODO: change to HeritrixURIException so distinguishable // from URIExceptions in library code URIException ue = new URIException(e + " " + label); ue.initCause(e); throw ue; } } label = label.toLowerCase(); return label; } /** * Ensure that there all characters needing escaping * in the passed-in String are escaped. Stray '%' characters * are *not* escaped, as per browser behavior. * * @param u String to escape * @param charset * @return string with any necessary escaping applied */ private String ensureMinimalEscaping(String u, final String charset) { return ensureMinimalEscaping(u, charset, LaxURLCodec.EXPANDED_URI_SAFE); } /** * Ensure that there all characters needing escaping * in the passed-in String are escaped. Stray '%' characters * are *not* escaped, as per browser behavior. * * @param u String to escape * @param charset * @param bitset * @return string with any necessary escaping applied */ private String ensureMinimalEscaping(String u, final String charset, final BitSet bitset) { if (u == null) { return null; } for (int i = 0; i < u.length(); i++) { char c = u.charAt(i); if (!bitset.get(c)) { try { u = LaxURLCodec.DEFAULT.encode(bitset, u, charset); } catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } break; } } return u; } /** * Escape any whitespace found. * * The parent class takes care of the bulk of escaping. But if any * instance of escaping is found in the URI, then we ask for parent * to do NO escaping. Here we escape any whitespace found irrespective * of whether the uri has already been escaped. We do this for * case where uri has been judged already-escaped only, its been * incompletly done and whitespace remains. Spaces, etc., in the URI are * a real pain. Their presence will break log file and ARC parsing. * @param uri URI string to check. * @return uri with spaces escaped if any found. */ protected String escapeWhitespace(String uri) { // Just write a new string anyways. The perl '\s' is not // as inclusive as the Character.isWhitespace so there are // whitespace characters we could miss. So, rather than // write some awkward regex, just go through the string // a character at a time. Only create buffer first time // we find a space. MutableString buffer = null; for (int i = 0; i < uri.length(); i++) { char c = uri.charAt(i); if (Character.isWhitespace(c)) { if (buffer == null) { buffer = new MutableString(uri.length() + 2 /*If space, two extra characters (at least)*/); buffer.append(uri.substring(0, i)); } buffer.append("%"); String hexStr = Integer.toHexString(c); if ((hexStr.length() % 2) > 0) { buffer.append("0"); } buffer.append(hexStr); } else { if (buffer != null) { buffer.append(c); } } } return (buffer != null) ? buffer.toString() : uri; } /** * Check port on passed http authority. Make sure the size is not larger * than allowed: See the 'port' definition on this * page, http://www.kerio.com/manual/wrp/en/418.htm. * Also, we've seen port numbers of '0080' whose leading zeros confuse * the parent class. Strip the leading zeros. * * @param uriAuthority * @return Null or an amended port number. * @throws URIException */ private String checkPort(String uriAuthority) throws URIException { Matcher m = PORTREGEX.matcher(uriAuthority); if (m.matches()) { String no = m.group(2); if (no != null && no.length() > 0) { // First check if the port has leading zeros // as in '0080'. Strip them if it has and // then reconstitute the uriAuthority. Be careful // of cases where port is '0' or '000'. while (no.charAt(0) == '0' && no.length() > 1) { no = no.substring(1); } uriAuthority = m.group(1) + no; // Now makesure the number is legit. int portNo = 0; try { portNo = Integer.parseInt(no); } catch (NumberFormatException nfe) { // just catch and leave portNo at illegal 0 } if (portNo <= 0 || portNo > 65535) { throw new URIException("Port out of bounds: " + uriAuthority); } } } return uriAuthority; } /** * @param b Buffer to append to. * @param str String to append if not null. * @param substr Suffix or prefix to use if <code>str</code> is not null. * @param suffix True if <code>substr</code> is a suffix. */ private void appendNonNull(MutableString b, String str, String substr, boolean suffix) { if (str != null && str.length() > 0) { if (!suffix) { b.append(substr); } b.append(str); if (suffix) { b.append(substr); } } } /** * @param str String to work on. * @param prefix Prefix to strip if present. * @return <code>str</code> w/o <code>prefix</code>. */ private String stripPrefix(String str, String prefix) { return str.startsWith(prefix) ? str.substring(prefix.length(), str.length()) : str; } /** * @param str String to work on. * @param tail Tail to strip if present. * @return <code>str</code> w/o <code>tail</code>. */ private static String stripTail(String str, String tail) { return str.endsWith(tail) ? str.substring(0, str.length() - tail.length()) : str; } /** * @param element to examine. * @return Null if passed null or an empty string otherwise * <code>element</code>. */ private String checkUriElement(String element) { return (element == null || element.length() <= 0) ? null : element; } /** * @param element to examine and lowercase if non-null. * @return Null if passed null or an empty string otherwise * <code>element</code> lowercased. */ private String checkUriElementAndLowerCase(String element) { String tmp = checkUriElement(element); return (tmp != null) ? tmp.toLowerCase() : tmp; } }