List of mimeTypeSupportLevel() Examples

Examples of mimeTypeSupportLevel()

com.google.enterprise.connector.spi.TraversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel()
Gets information about whether a mime type is supported. Positive values indicate possible support for this mime type, with larger values indicating better support or preference.
Non-positive numbers mean that there is no support for this mime type. A zero value indicates the content encoding is not supported. The connector may choose to supply meta-data for the document, but the content should not be provided.
A negative value indicates the document should be skipped entirely. Neither the content, nor the meta-data should be provided. @return the support level - non-positive means no support

Examples of com.google.enterprise.connector.spi.TraversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel()


    // Don't send content whose mimetype is not supported.
    IFormat format = object.getFormat();
    String mimetype = format.getMIMEType();
    if (traversalContext != null) {
      int supportLevel = traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel(mimetype);
      if (supportLevel < 0) {
        if (logging) {
          logger.fine("excluded content format: " + format.getName());
        }
        throw new SkippedDocumentException("Excluded by content type: "

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Examples of com.google.enterprise.connector.spi.TraversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel()

        "testdata/traversalContextData/applicationContext.xml");
    TraversalContext traversalContext = (TraversalContext) applicationContext
        .getBean("TraversalContext");
    assertNotNull(traversalContext);
    assertEquals(2500000, traversalContext.maxDocumentSize());
    assertTrue(traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel("text/plain") <= 0);
    assertTrue(traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel("text/notplain")
                      <= 0);
    assertEquals(1, traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel("ibblefrix"));
    assertEquals("ibblefrix", traversalContext.preferredMimeType(
                 Collections.singleton("ibblefrix")));

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Examples of com.google.enterprise.connector.spi.TraversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel()

    TraversalContext traversalContext = (TraversalContext) applicationContext
        .getBean("TraversalContext");
    assertNotNull(traversalContext);
    assertEquals(2500000, traversalContext.maxDocumentSize());
    assertTrue(traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel("text/plain") <= 0);
    assertTrue(traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel("text/notplain")
                      <= 0);
    assertEquals(1, traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel("ibblefrix"));
    assertEquals("ibblefrix", traversalContext.preferredMimeType(
                 Collections.singleton("ibblefrix")));
  }

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Examples of com.google.enterprise.connector.spi.TraversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel()

    assertNotNull(traversalContext);
    assertEquals(2500000, traversalContext.maxDocumentSize());
    assertTrue(traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel("text/plain") <= 0);
    assertTrue(traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel("text/notplain")
                      <= 0);
    assertEquals(1, traversalContext.mimeTypeSupportLevel("ibblefrix"));
    assertEquals("ibblefrix", traversalContext.preferredMimeType(
                 Collections.singleton("ibblefrix")));
  }


  public final void testContextBasedTraversalContext() {

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