Best SeLion code snippet using com.paypal.selion.grid.servlets.TransferServlet.getResponderClass
Source: TransferServlet.java
...129 */130 private UploadResponder getUploadResponder(TransferContext transferContext) {131 LOGGER.entering(transferContext);132 UploadResponder uploadResponder;133 Class<? extends UploadResponder> uploadResponderClass = getResponderClass(transferContext134 .getHttpServletRequest().getHeader("accept"));135 try {136 uploadResponder = (UploadResponder) uploadResponderClass.getConstructor(new Class[] { TransferContext.class }).newInstance(137 new Object[] { transferContext });138 LOGGER.exiting(uploadResponder);139 return uploadResponder;140 } catch (Exception e) {141 // We cannot do any meaningful operation to handle this; catching exception and returning142 // default responder143 uploadResponder = new JsonUploadResponder(transferContext);144 LOGGER.exiting(uploadResponder);145 return uploadResponder;146 }147 }148 private Class<? extends UploadResponder> getResponderClass(String headerString) {149 String[] headers = headerString.split(";");150 List<String> headerPrecedenceList = Arrays.asList(headers);151 Collections.reverse(headerPrecedenceList);152 for (String header : headerPrecedenceList) {153 try {154 AcceptHeaderEnum acceptHeaderEnum = AcceptHeaderEnum.getAcceptHeaderEnum(header);155 return acceptHeaderEnum.getUploadResponder();156 } catch (ArtifactUploadException exe) {157 // Exception is thrown if there is no implementation; just ignore and iterate until success158 }159 }160 return JsonUploadResponder.class;161 }162}...
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