Examples of org.w3c.www.mime.MimeType.match()

org.w3c.www.mime.MimeType.match()
How good the given MimeType matches the receiver of the method ? This method returns a matching level among:

NO_MATCH
Types not matching,

MATCH_TYPE
Types match,

MATCH_SPECIFIC_TYPE
Types match exactly,

MATCH_SUBTYPE
Types match, subtypes matches too

MATCH_SPECIFIC_SUBTYPE
Types match, subtypes matches exactly

The matches are ranked from worst match to best match, a simple Max ( match[i], matched) will give the best match. @param other The other MimeType to match against ourself.

      try {
    MimeType req_mt = request.getContentType();
    if (xhtml_mt == null){
        xhtml_mt = new MimeType("application","xhtml+xml");
    }
    if (req_mt.match(xhtml_mt) != MimeType.NO_MATCH) {
        isXhtml = true ;
    } else {
        isXhtml = false ;
    }
    if (req_mt.match(MimeType.TEXT_HTML) == MimeType.NO_MATCH

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    if (req_mt.match(xhtml_mt) != MimeType.NO_MATCH) {
        isXhtml = true ;
    } else {
        isXhtml = false ;
    }
    if (req_mt.match(MimeType.TEXT_HTML) == MimeType.NO_MATCH
        && isXhtml == false){
        return null;
    }
    if (req_mt.hasParameter("charset")){
        String charset = req_mt.getParameterValue("charset");

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