Examples of ASCIITokenizer

net.sf.xbus.base.core.ASCIITokenizer
A StringTokenizer, that conveniently tokenizes a ASCII-file The main difference to its base class is, that it doesn�t count the delimiters as tokens in method countTokens() and that its methods nextElement() and nextToken() don�t return a delimiter, but an empty Object/String if there are two delimiters next to each other. @see java.util.StringTokenizer @author Martin Sturzenhecker

Examples of net.sf.xbus.base.core.ASCIITokenizer

      if (method.toUpperCase().indexOf("OPTIONAL") >= 0)
      {
        optional = "X";
      }


      ASCIITokenizer tok = new ASCIITokenizer(inParameter, ",");
      if (tok.countTokens() < 3)
      {
        Trace.warn("Parameter must have at least three tokens, "
            + inFile + " |" + inMethod + "|" + inParameter);
      }
      else
      {
        chapter = tok.nextToken();
        section = tok.nextToken();
        key = tok.nextToken();
        if (((fourthParam = tok.nextToken()) != null)
            && (fourthParam.length() > 0))
        {
          Trace.warn("Parameter has more than three tokens, "
              + inFile + " | " + inMethod + " | " + inParameter);
          chapter = "";

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Examples of net.sf.xbus.base.core.ASCIITokenizer


    /*
     * Get the name of the source from the last part of the URL.
     */
    String servletName = null;
    ASCIITokenizer tokenizer = new ASCIITokenizer(req.getRequestURL()
        .toString(), "/");
    while (tokenizer.hasMoreTokens())
    {
      servletName = tokenizer.nextToken();
    }
    mSource = new XBUSSystem(servletName);


    /*
     * Check, it this is a normal HTTPReceiver or a HTTPLineReaderReceiver

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Examples of net.sf.xbus.base.core.ASCIITokenizer

    }


    String basename = "errors";


    // get the decompose key
    ASCIITokenizer test = new ASCIITokenizer(key, "_");
    String Location = test.nextToken();
    String Layer = test.nextToken();
    String Package = test.nextToken();
    String Number = test.nextToken();


    // get the Message
    MessageHandler msg = MessageHandler.getInstance(basename);
    String messageText = msg.getMessageOptional(key, null);

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