javax.sip.header
Interface AcceptEncodingHeader

All Superinterfaces:

Cloneable, Encoding, Header, Parameters, Serializable

public interface AcceptEncodingHeader
extends Parameters, Encoding, Header

This interface represents the Accept-Encoding request-header. A client includes an AcceptEncodingHeader in a Request to tell the server what coding schemes are acceptable in the Response e.g. compress, gzip.

If an AcceptEncodingHeader is present, and if the server cannot send a Response which is acceptable according to the AcceptEncodingHeader, then the server should return a Response with a status code of NOT_ACCEPTABLE.

An empty Accept-Encoding header field is permissible, it is equivalent to Accept-Encoding: identity, meaning no encoding is permissible.

If no Accept-Encoding header field is present, the server SHOULD assume a default value of identity.

For Example:
Accept-Encoding: gzip

Version:

1.2

Author:

BEA Systems, NIST

Field Summary

static String

NAME Name of AcceptEncodingHeader

Method Summary

float	getQValue() Gets q-value of the encoding in this encoding value.
void	setQValue(float qValue) Sets q-value for the encoding in this encoding value.

Methods inherited from interface javax.sip.header.Parameters

getParameter, getParameterNames, removeParameter, setParameter

Methods inherited from interface javax.sip.header.Encoding

getEncoding, setEncoding

Methods inherited from interface javax.sip.header.Header

clone, equals, getName, hashCode, toString

Field Detail

NAME

static final String NAME

Name of AcceptEncodingHeader

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Method Detail

getQValue

float getQValue()

Gets q-value of the encoding in this encoding value. A value of -1 indicates theq-value is not set.

Returns:

q-value of encoding value, -1 if q-value is not set.

setQValue

void setQValue(float qValue)
               throws InvalidArgumentException

Sets q-value for the encoding in this encoding value. Q-values allow the user to indicate the relative degree of preference for that encoding, using the qvalue scale from 0 to 1. If no q-value is present, the encoding should be treated as having a q-value of 1.

Parameters:

qValue - - the new float value of the q-value, a value of -1 resets the qValue.

Throws:

InvalidArgumentException - if the q parameter value is not -1 or between 0 and 1.