Added in API level 11

WebResourceResponse

open class WebResourceResponse
kotlin.Any
   ↳ android.webkit.WebResourceResponse

Encapsulates a resource response. Applications can return an instance of this class from android.webkit.WebViewClient#shouldInterceptRequest to provide a custom response when the WebView requests a particular resource.

Summary

Public constructors
WebResourceResponse(mimeType: String!, encoding: String!, data: InputStream!)

Constructs a resource response with the given MIME type, character encoding, and input stream.

WebResourceResponse(mimeType: String!, encoding: String!, statusCode: Int, reasonPhrase: String, responseHeaders: MutableMap<String!, String!>!, data: InputStream!)

Constructs a resource response with the given parameters.

Public methods
open InputStream!

Gets the input stream that provides the resource response's data.

open String!

Gets the resource response's encoding.

open String!

Gets the resource response's MIME type.

open String!

Gets the description of the resource response's status code.

open MutableMap<String!, String!>!

Gets the headers for the resource response.

open Int

Gets the resource response's status code.

open Unit

Sets the input stream that provides the resource response's data.

open Unit
setEncoding(encoding: String!)

Sets the resource response's encoding, for example "UTF-8".

open Unit
setMimeType(mimeType: String!)

Sets the resource response's MIME type, for example "text/html".

open Unit

Sets the headers for the resource response.

open Unit
setStatusCodeAndReasonPhrase(statusCode: Int, reasonPhrase: String)

Sets the resource response's status code and reason phrase.

Public constructors

WebResourceResponse

Added in API level 11
WebResourceResponse(
    mimeType: String!,
    encoding: String!,
    data: InputStream!)

Constructs a resource response with the given MIME type, character encoding, and input stream. Callers must implement InputStream#read(byte[]) for the input stream. java.io.InputStream#close() will be called after the WebView has finished with the response.

Note: The MIME type and character encoding must be specified as separate parameters (for example "text/html" and "utf-8"), not a single value like the "text/html; charset=utf-8" format used in the HTTP Content-Type header. Do not use the value of a HTTP Content-Encoding header for encoding, as that header does not specify a character encoding. Content without a defined character encoding (for example image resources) should pass null for encoding.

Parameters
mimeType String!: the resource response's MIME type, for example "text/html".
encoding String!: the resource response's character encoding, for example "utf-8".
data InputStream!: the input stream that provides the resource response's data. Must not be a StringBufferInputStream.

WebResourceResponse

Added in API level 11
WebResourceResponse(
    mimeType: String!,
    encoding: String!,
    statusCode: Int,
    reasonPhrase: String,
    responseHeaders: MutableMap<String!, String!>!,
    data: InputStream!)

Constructs a resource response with the given parameters. Callers must implement InputStream#read(byte[]) for the input stream. java.io.InputStream#close() will be called after the WebView has finished with the response.

Note: See WebResourceResponse(java.lang.String,java.lang.String,java.io.InputStream) for details on what should be specified for mimeType and encoding.

Parameters
mimeType String!: the resource response's MIME type, for example "text/html".
encoding String!: the resource response's character encoding, for example "utf-8".
statusCode Int: the status code needs to be in the ranges [100, 299], [400, 599]. Causing a redirect by specifying a 3xx code is not supported.
reasonPhrase String: the phrase describing the status code, for example "OK". Must be non-empty. This value cannot be null.
responseHeaders MutableMap<String!, String!>!: the resource response's headers represented as a mapping of header name -> header value.
data InputStream!: the input stream that provides the resource response's data. Must not be a StringBufferInputStream.

Public methods

getData

Added in API level 11
open fun getData(): InputStream!

Gets the input stream that provides the resource response's data.

Return
InputStream! The input stream that provides the resource response's data

getEncoding

Added in API level 11
open fun getEncoding(): String!

Gets the resource response's encoding.

Return
String! The resource response's encoding

getMimeType

Added in API level 11
open fun getMimeType(): String!

Gets the resource response's MIME type.

Return
String! The resource response's MIME type

getReasonPhrase

Added in API level 21
open fun getReasonPhrase(): String!

Gets the description of the resource response's status code.

Return
String! The description of the resource response's status code.

getResponseHeaders

Added in API level 21
open fun getResponseHeaders(): MutableMap<String!, String!>!

Gets the headers for the resource response.

Return
MutableMap<String!, String!>! The headers for the resource response.

getStatusCode

Added in API level 21
open fun getStatusCode(): Int

Gets the resource response's status code.

Return
Int The resource response's status code.

setData

Added in API level 11
open fun setData(data: InputStream!): Unit

Sets the input stream that provides the resource response's data. Callers must implement InputStream#read(byte[]). java.io.InputStream#close() will be called after the WebView has finished with the response.

Parameters
data InputStream!: the input stream that provides the resource response's data. Must not be a StringBufferInputStream.

setEncoding

Added in API level 11
open fun setEncoding(encoding: String!): Unit

Sets the resource response's encoding, for example "UTF-8". This is used to decode the data from the input stream.

Parameters
encoding String!: The resource response's encoding

setMimeType

Added in API level 11
open fun setMimeType(mimeType: String!): Unit

Sets the resource response's MIME type, for example "text/html".

Parameters
mimeType String!: The resource response's MIME type

setResponseHeaders

Added in API level 21
open fun setResponseHeaders(headers: MutableMap<String!, String!>!): Unit

Sets the headers for the resource response.

Parameters
headers MutableMap<String!, String!>!: Mapping of header name -> header value.

setStatusCodeAndReasonPhrase

Added in API level 21
open fun setStatusCodeAndReasonPhrase(
    statusCode: Int,
    reasonPhrase: String
): Unit

Sets the resource response's status code and reason phrase.

Parameters
statusCode Int: the status code needs to be in the ranges [100, 299], [400, 599]. Causing a redirect by specifying a 3xx code is not supported.
reasonPhrase String: the phrase describing the status code, for example "OK". Must be non-empty. This value cannot be null.