clientmodel.java

高级java2 大学教程(含源码,经典的Java学习教程

// ClientModel.java
// ClientModel is a utility class for determining the proper 
// Content-Type and path for XSL files for each type of client 
// supported by the Bookstore application.
package com.deitel.advjhtp1.bookstore.model;

// Java core packages
import java.io.*;

public class ClientModel implements Serializable {
   
   // ClientModel properties
   private String userAgent;
   private String contentType;
   private String XSLPath;

   // ClientModel constructor for initializing data members
   public ClientModel( String agent, String type, String path )
   {
      setUserAgent( agent );
      setContentType( type );
      setXSLPath( path );
   }

   // set UserAgent substring 
   public void setUserAgent( String agent )
   {
      userAgent = agent;
   }

   // get UserAgent substring
   public String getUserAgent()
   {
      return userAgent;
   }

   // set ContentType
   public void setContentType( String type )
   {
      contentType = type;
   }

   // get ContentType
   public String getContentType()
   {
      return contentType;
   }

   // set XSL path
   public void setXSLPath( String path )
   {
      XSLPath = path;
   }

   // get XSL path
   public String getXSLPath()
   {
      return XSLPath;
   }
}

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