public interface HTMLPage extends Page
Page providing access to HTML data.
The page is parsed and the <title>, <head>
(minus the <title>) and <body> are split
into chunks. These can then be used by a Decorator.
Properties are also extracted from the HTML.
When the page is parsed, values from certain tags are added to the properties to allow easy access to them. The following tags have properties extracted from them.
<html>
tag shall be added as properties.
<title> tag
shall be added as the title property.
<meta> tags with
name and content attributes
will be added with the meta prefix.
<body> tag
shall be added as properties with the
body prefix.
<html template="funky"> <head> <title>My Funky Page</title> <meta name="description" content="Description of my page."> <meta name="author" content="Bob"> ... </head> <body text="#ff00ff" bgcolor="green"> ... </body> </html> template=funky title=My Funky Page meta.description=Description of my page. meta.author=Bob body.text=#ff00ff body.bgcolor=green
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getHead()
Convenience method to return the contents of the
<head> tag as a String. |
boolean |
isFrameSet()
Check to see if this page contains an
HTML frameset.
|
void |
setFrameSet(boolean frameset)
Marks this page as a frameset.
|
void |
writeHead(java.io.Writer out)
Write the contents of the
<head> tag. |
addProperty, getBody, getBooleanProperty, getIntProperty, getLongProperty, getPage, getProperties, getProperty, getPropertyKeys, getRequest, getTitle, isPropertySet, setRequest, writeBody, writePagevoid writeHead(java.io.Writer out)
throws java.io.IOException
<head> tag.java.io.IOExceptionjava.lang.String getHead()
<head> tag as a String.writeHead(java.io.Writer)boolean isFrameSet()
void setFrameSet(boolean frameset)
isFrameSet()