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Package com.sapportals.wcm.util.mmparser

Contains classes for a mime multipart parser.

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Class Summary
AbstractPart A part is an abstract upload part which represents an input form element in a multipart/form-data form submission.
FilePart A FilePart is an upload part which represents a INPUT TYPE="file" form parameter.
HeaderFields A simple adapter for the HashMap to store header fields for a http request/response or a multipart-mime component.
MimeMultipartParser Mime Multipart Parser.
MMInputStream This class implements a readLine Method for a byte stream.
ParamPart A ParamPart is an upload part which represents a normal input (i.e. non TYPE="file" ) form parameter.
PartInputStream A PartInputStream filters a MMInputStream , providing access to a single mime part contained in it.
 

Package com.sapportals.wcm.util.mmparser Description

Contains classes for a mime multipart parser.

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