How to use

setCharset

method

in

org.glassfish.grizzly.http.util.ByteChunk

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}

/** Set the encoding. If the object was constructed from bytes[]. any
 *  previous conversion is reset.
 *  If no encoding is set, we'll use 8859-1.
 */
public void setCharset( Charset enc ) {
  if( !byteC.isNull() ) {
    // if the encoding changes we need to reset the converion results
    charC.recycle();
    hasStrValue=false;
  }
  byteC.setCharset(enc);
}