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For more information on JPublish, please see <http://www.jpublish.org/>. */ package com.openedit.util; import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException; import java.net.URLDecoder; import java.net.URLEncoder; import java.util.regex.Pattern; import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest; import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse; import org.apache.commons.logging.Log; import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory; /** * Utility class for building URLs. * * @author Anthony Eden */ public class URLUtilities { /** The URL path separator. */ public static final String URL_PATH_SEPARATOR = "/"; private static Log log = LogFactory.getLog(URLUtilities.class); protected static Pattern VALIDUTF8 = null; /** * Construct a new URLUtilities class which can use the given request and response objects to * build URLs. */ private HttpServletRequest fieldRequest; private HttpServletResponse fieldResponse; public URLUtilities(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) { this.fieldRequest = request; this.fieldResponse = response; } /** * The only non-buggy way to get a file name is to look at the full URL then chop off the * context to make it a relative URL * * @return /index.html */ public static String getPathWithoutContext(String inContext, String fullpath, String inDefault) { String nameOnly = fullpath; if (fullpath.startsWith(inContext)) { nameOnly = fullpath.substring(inContext.length()); } if (nameOnly.equals("/") || (nameOnly.length() == 0)) { nameOnly += inDefault; } else if (nameOnly.indexOf('.') == -1) { if (!nameOnly.endsWith("/")) { nameOnly += '/'; } nameOnly += inDefault; } return nameOnly; } /** * This includes the webapp name but not the page name * * @return http://www.acme.com/webapp/ */ public String buildBasePath(String path) { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } StringBuffer ctx = fieldRequest.getRequestURL(); String servername = ctx.substring(0, ctx.indexOf("/", 7)); //just the server name if (path.lastIndexOf('/') > -1) { path = path.substring(0, path.lastIndexOf('/')); return servername + path + "/"; } else { return servername + "/"; } } /** * This is the server name only * * returns http://www.acme.com/ */ public String buildRoot() { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } StringBuffer ctx = fieldRequest.getRequestURL(); String servername = ctx.substring(0, ctx.indexOf("/", 8)); return servername + "/"; } /** * This is the server name and webapp * * returns http://www.acme.com/webapp */ public String buildAppRoot() { String server = buildRoot(); if (!server.endsWith("/")) { server = server + "/"; } String app = relativeHomePrefix(); if (app.startsWith("/")) { app = app.substring(1); } return server + app; } /** * Build an HTTPS (Secure Socket Layer) method relative to the application context using the * given path. * */ public String buildSecure(String path) { return buildSecure(path, 0); } /** * Build an HTTPS (Secure Socket Layer) method relative to the application context using the * given path. This version of the <code>buildSecure</code> method allows you to specify the * port number. A port number of 0 will cause the port argument to be ignored. * * @param path The path * @param port The port * * @return DOCME */ public String buildSecure(String path, int port) { return build(path, "https", port); } /** * Build an HTTP URL relative to the application context using the given path. * * @param path The path * * @return DOCME */ public String buildStandard(String path) { return buildStandard(path, 0); } /** * Build an HTTP URL relative to the application context using the given path. This version * of the <code>buildStandard</code> method allows you to specify the port number. A port * number of 0 will cause the port argument to be ignored. * * @param path The path * @param port The port * * @return DOCME */ public String buildStandard(String path, int port) { return build(path, "http", port); } public static String escapeUtf8(String inCode) { if (VALIDUTF8 == null) { VALIDUTF8 = Pattern.compile("[^\\u0009\\u000a\\u000d\\u0020-\\uD7FF\\uE000-\\uFFFD]", Pattern.MULTILINE); } String clean = VALIDUTF8.matcher(inCode).replaceAll(""); return clean; //s/.*?((?:[\t\n\r\x20-\x7E])+|(?:\xD0[\x90-\xBF])+|(?:\xD1[\x80-\x8F])+|(?:\xC3[\x80-\xBF])+|).*?/$1/sg; } /** * Percent-encode the given String. This method delegates to the URLEncoder.encode() method. * * @param s The String to encode * * @return The encoded String * * @see java.net.URLEncoder */ public String encode(String s) { if (s == null) { return null; } String encoded = URLEncoder.encode(s); encoded = encoded.replace("%2F", "/"); encoded = encoded.replace(" ", "%20"); return encoded; } public String decode(String s) { if (s == null) { return null; } return URLDecoder.decode(s); } /** * Build an HTTP URL relative to the application context using the given path. This is a path * such as /path/myfile.html but is encoded * If you want to unencoded path use $content.path or getOriginalPath() * * @return /webapp/path/myfile.html */ public String getOriginalUrl() { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } String path = fieldRequest.getRequestURI(); String home = relativeHomePrefix(); path = path.substring(home.length()); return encode(path); } /** * This is the path that the browser is on. * /sub/index page.html * @return */ public String getOriginalPath() { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } String requestedPath = getRequest().getRequestURI(); try { requestedPath = URLDecoder.decode(requestedPath, "UTF-8"); //getRequest().getQueryString() } catch (UnsupportedEncodingException ex) { log.error(ex); } String contextPath = getRequest().getContextPath(); if (requestedPath.startsWith(contextPath)) { requestedPath = requestedPath.substring(contextPath.length()); } return requestedPath; } /** * Build an HTTP URL relative to the application context using the given path. This is a path * such as http://servername/webapp/path/myfile.html * * @return /webapp/path/myfile.html */ public String requestPath() { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } StringBuffer ctx = fieldRequest.getRequestURL(); String requestPath = ctx.substring(ctx.indexOf("/", 7)); //just the path return requestPath; } /** * Is the full path with arguments included * /webappname/sub/index.html?test=1234 */ public String requestPathWithArguments() { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } String path = fieldRequest.getRequestURI(); if (fieldRequest.getQueryString() != null && fieldRequest.getQueryString().length() > 0) { path = path + "?" + fieldRequest.getQueryString(); } return path; } /** * Is the full path with arguments included * /sub/index.html?test=1234 */ public String requestPathWithArgumentsNoContext() { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } String path = fieldRequest.getRequestURI(); if (fieldRequest.getQueryString() != null && fieldRequest.getQueryString().length() > 0) { path = path + "?" + fieldRequest.getQueryString(); } String home = relativeHomePrefix(); path = path.substring(home.length()); return path; } /** * Report the site name, e.g. http://www.openeditpro.com * * @return The site's root URL */ public String siteRoot() { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } StringBuffer ctx = fieldRequest.getRequestURL(); String siteRoot = ctx.substring(0, ctx.indexOf("/", 8)); //8 comes from https:// return siteRoot; } public static String xmlEscapeWithWrap(String inStr) { return xmlEscapeWithWrap(inStr, 100); } public static String xmlEscapeWithWrap(String inStr, int inWrap) { if (inStr == null) { return null; } String inCode = xmlEscape(inStr); int LINE_LENGTH = inWrap; StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(); int linecount = 0; boolean nextSpace = false; for (int n = 0; n < inCode.length(); n++) { char c = inCode.charAt(n); linecount++; if (linecount > LINE_LENGTH) { nextSpace = true; } switch (c) { case '\n': { sb.append("\n"); linecount = 0; nextSpace = false; break; } case '\r': { break; } default: if (nextSpace && c == ' ') { sb.append("\n"); nextSpace = false; linecount = 0; } sb.append(c); } } return sb.toString(); } /** * A simple hack to escape XML, stolen from Jakarta commons XmlUtils * * @param inStr * * @return String */ public static String xmlEscape(String inStr) { if (inStr == null) { return null; } StringBuffer output = new StringBuffer(inStr.length() + 50); for (int i = 0; i < inStr.length(); i++) { char c = inStr.charAt(i); switch (c) { case '&': //can you just blindly replace any & since it might be part of '? //IE seems to espace the & for some reason inStr = inStr.replaceAll("'", "'"); //inStr = inStr.replaceAll("&", "&"); output.append("&"); break; case '<': output.append("<"); break; case '>': output.append(">"); break; case '\"': output.append("""); break; case '\'': output.append("'"); break; default: output.append(c); break; } } return output.toString(); } public static String textEscape(String inStr) { if (inStr == null) { return null; } StringBuffer output = new StringBuffer(inStr.length() + 50); for (int i = 0; i < inStr.length(); i++) { char c = inStr.charAt(i); switch (c) { case '\n': //can you just blindly replace any & since it might be part of '? //IE seems to espace the & for some reason inStr = inStr.replaceAll("'", "'"); //inStr = inStr.replaceAll("&", "&"); output.append(" "); break; case '\r': output.append(" "); break; case '\'': break; case '\"': output.append("""); break; default: output.append(c); break; } } return output.toString(); } public static String xmlUnescape(String inStr) { if (inStr == null) { return null; } //can you just blindly replace any & since it might be part of '? inStr = inStr.replaceAll("&", "&"); inStr = inStr.replaceAll("<", "<"); inStr = inStr.replaceAll(">", ">"); inStr = inStr.replaceAll(""", "\""); //IE seems to espace the & for some reason inStr = inStr.replaceAll("'", "'"); return inStr; } /** * If I am located in /webapp/demo/test.html my prefix would be /demo/ to get back to the base * /webapp level * * The rule is you can tack on $home + "/somepage.html" without getting //somepage.html * * * @return Object */ public String relativeHomePrefix() { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } String rootdir = fieldRequest.getContextPath(); if ((rootdir != null) && (rootdir.length() > 0)) { if (rootdir.endsWith("/")) { rootdir = rootdir.substring(0, rootdir.length() - 1); } return rootdir; } else { return ""; } } /** * Build a URL using the given path, protocol and port. The path will be relative to the * current context. * * @param path The path * @param protocol (i.e. http or https) * @param port The port (0 to ignore the port argument) * * @return The URL as a String */ protected String build(String path, String protocol, int port) { if (fieldRequest == null) { return null; } String serverName = fieldRequest.getServerName(); String contextPath = fieldRequest.getContextPath(); //log.debug("Server name: " + serverName); //log.debug("Context path: " + contextPath); if (!contextPath.endsWith(URL_PATH_SEPARATOR)) { contextPath = contextPath + URL_PATH_SEPARATOR; } if (path.startsWith(URL_PATH_SEPARATOR)) { path = path.substring(1); } String requestPath = contextPath + path; //log.debug("Request path: " + requestPath); StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer(); buffer.append(protocol); buffer.append("://"); buffer.append(serverName); int realPort = fieldRequest.getServerPort(); if (port > 0) { realPort = port; } if ((realPort > 0) && !((protocol.equals("http") && (realPort == 80)) || (protocol.equals("https") && (realPort == 443)))) { buffer.append(":"); buffer.append(realPort); } if (!requestPath.startsWith(URL_PATH_SEPARATOR)) { buffer.append(URL_PATH_SEPARATOR); } buffer.append(requestPath); //log.debug("URL: '" + buffer + "'"); return buffer.toString(); } public PathUtilities getPathUtilities() { return new PathUtilities(); } public HttpServletResponse getResponse() { return fieldResponse; } public void setResponse(HttpServletResponse inResponse) { fieldResponse = inResponse; } public HttpServletRequest getRequest() { return fieldRequest; } public void setRequest(HttpServletRequest inRequest) { fieldRequest = inRequest; } }