Revision 5760
Added by ben leinfelder over 13 years ago
| DBQuery.java | ||
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byte[] byteString = null; |
| 2006 | 2006 |
ZipEntry zEntry = null; |
| 2007 | 2007 |
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byteString = docImpl.toString().getBytes();
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byteString = docImpl.getBytes(); |
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//use docId as the zip entry's name |
| 2010 | 2010 |
zEntry = new ZipEntry(packageZipEntry + "/metadata/" |
| 2011 | 2011 |
+ docImpl.getDocID()); |
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}//else |
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}//for |
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htmlDoc.append("</body></html>");
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byteString = htmlDoc.toString().getBytes(); |
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// use standard encoding even though the different docs might have use different encodings, |
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// the String objects in java should be correct and able to be encoded as the same Metacat default |
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byteString = htmlDoc.toString().getBytes(MetaCatServlet.DEFAULT_ENCODING); |
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zEntry = new ZipEntry(packageZipEntry + "/metadata.html"); |
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zEntry.setSize(byteString.length); |
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zipOut.putNextEntry(zEntry); |
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use detected document encoding or Metacat's default encoding (UTF-8)