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#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import "HTTPResponse.h"
#import "HTTPAsyncFileResponse.h"
/**
* This class is designed to assist with dynamic content.
* Imagine you have a file that you want to make dynamic:
*
* <html>
* <body>
* <h1>ComputerName Control Panel</h1>
* ...
* <li>System Time: SysTime</li>
* </body>
* </html>
*
* Now you could generate the entire file in Objective-C,
* but this would be a horribly tedious process.
* Beside, you want to design the file with professional tools to make it look pretty.
*
* So all you have to do is escape your dynamic content like this:
*
* ...
* <h1>%%ComputerName%% Control Panel</h1>
* ...
* <li>System Time: %%SysTime%%</li>
*
* And then you create an instance of this class with:
*
* - separator = @"%%"
* - replacementDictionary = { "ComputerName"="Black MacBook", "SysTime"="2010-04-30 03:18:24" }
*
* This class will then perform the replacements for you, on the fly, as it reads the file data.
* This class is also asynchronous, so it will perform the file IO using its own GCD queue.
*
* All keys for the replacementDictionary must be NSString's.
* Values for the replacementDictionary may be NSString's, or any object that
* returns what you want when its description method is invoked.
**/
@interface HTTPDynamicFileResponse : HTTPAsyncFileResponse
{
NSData *separator;
NSDictionary *replacementDict;
}
- (id)initWithFilePath:(NSString *)filePath
forConnection:(HTTPConnection *)connection
separator:(NSString *)separatorStr
replacementDictionary:(NSDictionary *)dictionary;
@end
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