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ICS.encode

Builds an encoded URL string from a set of attributes.

Syntax

public String 
encode(String base,
       Map map,
       boolean bSession)

Parameters

base

The base of the URL, for example, "/servlet/ContentServer".

map

Set of key/value pairs for each attribute, for example, pagename/test01.

bSession

A value of true includes the session id in the URL when cookies are turned off on the client's browser. Note that if the session id is included in the URL, the page that URL refers to will not be cached.

Description

The encode method is analogous to the encode XML and JSP tags. It takes a URL base and a set of key/value pairs and creates a URL like the following:

/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=test01 

encode also handles encoding for I18N, and optionally inserts a session id into the URL if cookies are turned off on the client's browser. Note that if the session id is included in the URL, the page that URL refers to will not be cached.

Returns

A String; the encoded URL.

Example

The following examples encode a URL:

Example 1:

Map map=newHashMap();
map.put("pagename", "test01");
String url=ics.encode("/servlet/ContentServer", map,true); 

Example 2:

String sUrl =  ics.GetProperty("cs.eventhost")+ics.GetProperty("ft.cgipath")
+ics.GetProperty("ft.approot")+"ContentServer";

Map mapPageCallResargs = new HashMap();
mapPageCallResargs.clear();
mapPageCallResargs.put("pagename", "books/bestsellers");
mapPageCallResargs.put("articleid", "102342");
mapPageCallResargs.put("author", "jones");

String sEncodedUrl = cs.encode(sUrl, mapCallUrl, true);

See Also

decode

 

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