Examples of dk.i2m.drupal.util.URLBuilder.addQuery()

dk.i2m.drupal.util.URLBuilder.addQuery()
Add a query parameter to the URL. You can do lots of fun stuff with this. As long as the key and the value both return a useful .toString(), you are good to go.
If you pass a value that implements Iterable, then you will get a query parameter added for each value returned by hasNext(). You can also pass a value that is an array[] of somethings and get the same behavior. @param key @param value @return self

    public List<NodeMessage> index(Map<Object, Object> params) throws
            HttpResponseException, IOException {
        URLBuilder builder = new URLBuilder(getDc().getHostname());
        builder.add(getDc().getEndpoint());
        builder.add(getAlias());
        builder.addQuery(params);


        HttpGet method = new HttpGet(builder.toURI());


        ResponseHandler<String> handler = new BasicResponseHandler();
        String response = getDc().getHttpClient().execute(method, handler);

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            IOException {
        URLBuilder builder = new URLBuilder(getDc().getHostname());
        builder.add(getDc().getEndpoint());
        builder.add(getAlias());
        builder.add(id);
        builder.addQuery("file_contents", 0); // Do not return the file contents (base64)


        HttpGet method = new HttpGet(builder.toURI());


        ResponseHandler<String> handler = new BasicResponseHandler();
        String response = getDc().getHttpClient().execute(method, handler);

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