Examples of io.apigee.trireme.util.CharsetConverter.convert()

io.apigee.trireme.util.CharsetConverter.convert()

Convert a single buffer of data between character sets. All data in "in" will be consumed from the position to the limit, and the position will be moved to the limit as well. In the event of partial input, output may or may not be produced. @param in the buffer to convert. This may be null, such as if this is the last chunk. @param lastChunk if true, then assume that there will be no more input. This method must always be calledonce with lastChunk for every sequence of input to capture any remaining data. @return the converted data, or null if there is no output yet

        throws IOException
    {
        final String from = "Hello, World!";
        ByteBuffer in = ByteBuffer.wrap(from.getBytes("utf8"));
        CharsetConverter c = new CharsetConverter("utf8", "ascii");
        ByteBuffer out = c.convert(in, true);
        String result = toString(out, "ascii");
        assertEquals(from, result);
    }


    private String toString(ByteBuffer bb, String cs)

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