Examples of MethodObjectParams

Examples of javango.api.MethodObjectParams

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      for (int i=1;i<=m.groupCount();i++) {
        LocaleConvertUtilsBean converter = new LocaleConvertUtilsBean();
        params[i] = converter.convert(m.group(i), paramTypes[i]);
      }

      return new MethodObjectParams(this.clazz, method, params);
    } else {
      log.warn("Called execute on url,  but pattern did not match: " + url);
      return null;
    }
  }
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Examples of javango.api.MethodObjectParams

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    HttpResponse response = null;
    Urls urls = getUrls();
    for(Url url: urls.getUrlPatterns()) {
      if (url.matches(path)) {
        try {
          MethodObjectParams mop = url.getMethodObjectParams(path, request);

          for (Middleware m : settings.getMiddlewares()) {
            m.processMethodAndParams(request, mop);
          }
         
          // TODO Move somewhere else
          for (Annotation annotation : mop.getMethod().getAnnotations()) {
            // TODO Should this return the response,  or let it fall through to the middleware?
            if (annotation instanceof LoginRequired) {
              if (request.getUser() == null || request.getUser() instanceof AnonymousUser) {
                response = new SimpleHttpResponse("Login Required");
              }
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Examples of javango.api.MethodObjectParams

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    assertTrue(url.matches("subapp/view/"));
    assertFalse(url.matches("subapp/view1/"));
    assertFalse(url.matches("subapp1/view/"));
   
    try {
      MethodObjectParams map = url.getMethodObjectParams("subapp/view/", new HttpRequest());
      RequestProcessor.invoke(map, injector);
      fail ("Exception did not get thrown");
    } catch (HttpException e) {
      assertEquals("IGOTCALLED", e.getMessage());
    }
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