Name
MimeHeaders
Synopsis
public class MimeHeaders { // Public Constructors public MimeHeaders( ); // Public Instance Methods public void addHeader( Stringname
, Stringvalue
); public Iterator getAllHeaders( ); // default:Itr public String[ ] getHeader( Stringname
); public Iterator getMatchingHeaders(String[ ]names
); public Iterator getNonMatchingHeaders(String[ ]names
); public void removeAllHeaders( ); public void removeHeader( Stringname
); public void setHeader( Stringname
, Stringvalue
); }
MimeHeaders
is a container class that represents a
group of MIME headers associated with a SOAP message. A message that
has no attachments has a single set of MIME headers that can be
obtained by calling the getMimeHeaders( )
method
of its SOAPMessage
object. A message with
attachments has additional sets of independent MIME headers
associated with the SOAP envelope (available from the
SOAPPart
object) and with each attachment.
MimeHeaders
manages a set of
MimeHeader
objects, each of which represents a
single header name/value combination. It is possible for a header to
have multiple values, in which case each value has its own
MimeHeader
object. The addHeader( )
method creates a new entry with a given name and value,
leaving all existing entries with the same name intact. The
setHeader( )
method adds a new entry if a header with the given name does not already exist; otherwise, it replaces the value of the first header in the collection with the given name, as illustrated by the following ...
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