Java Utililty Methods String Sanitize

List of utility methods to do String Sanitize

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The list of methods to do String Sanitize are organized into topic(s).

Method

StringsanitizeUserEmail(String userEmail)
Method sanitizeUserEmail cleans the userEmail from something like "john.ichat@rides.openfire/edbbeb61" to "john.ichat@rides.openfire" 
String sanitizedUserEmail = null;
if (userEmail.contains("/")) {
    sanitizedUserEmail = userEmail.substring(0, userEmail.indexOf("/"));
} else {
    sanitizedUserEmail = userEmail;
return sanitizedUserEmail;
StringsanitizeUserName(final String userName)
sanitize User Name 
if (userName != null) {
    return userName.replace('.', ' ');
return null;
StringsanitizeVersion(String inVer)
sanitize Version 
return inVer.replaceAll(" ", "");
StringsanitizeWebOutput(String text)
sanitize Web Output 
text = text.replaceAll("<", "&lt;");
return text;
intsanitizeYear(int yr)
sanitize year using the rule of 60, two digit ears >=60 = 1900+yr years less than 60 are 2000+yr. 
if (yr >= 100)
    return yr;
if (yr >= 60 && yr < 100)
    return yr + 1900;
else if (yr < 60 && yr >= 0)
    return yr + 2000;
System.out.println("Illegal year to sanitize =" + yr);
return -1;
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