List of addMatchedURI() Examples

Examples of addMatchedURI()

org.exoplatform.services.rest.ApplicationContext.addMatchedURI()
Add ancestor resource, according to JSR-311:
Entries are ordered in reverse request URI matching order, with the root resource URI last.
So add each new URI at the begin of list. @param uri the partial part of that matched to resource class, sub-resourcemethod or sub-resource locator.

Examples of org.exoplatform.services.rest.ApplicationContext.addMatchedURI()

      // Take the tail of the request path, the tail will be requested path
      // for lower resources, e. g. ResourceClass -> Sub-resource method/locator
      String newRequestPath = getPathTail(parameterValues);


      // save the resource class URI in hierarchy
      context.addMatchedURI(requestPath.substring(0, requestPath.lastIndexOf(newRequestPath)));


      context.setParameterNames(resourceFactory.getObjectModel().getUriPattern().getParameterNames());


      // may thrown WebApplicationException
      Object resource = resourceFactory.getInstance(context);

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Examples of org.exoplatform.services.rest.ApplicationContext.addMatchedURI()

      // Take the tail of the request path, the tail will be requested path
      // for lower resources, e. g. ResourceClass -> Sub-resource method/locator
      String newRequestPath = getPathTail(parameterValues);


      // save the resource class URI in hierarchy
      context.addMatchedURI(requestPath.substring(0, requestPath.lastIndexOf(newRequestPath)));


      context.setParameterNames(resourceFactory.getObjectModel().getUriPattern().getParameterNames());


      // may thrown WebApplicationException
      Object resource = resourceFactory.getInstance(context);

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Examples of org.exoplatform.services.rest.ApplicationContext.addMatchedURI()


      // Take the tail of the request path, the tail will be requested path
      // for lower resources, e. g. ResourceClass -> Sub-resource method/locator
      String newRequestPath = getPathTail(parameterValues);
      // save the resource class URI in hierarchy
      context.addMatchedURI(requestPath.substring(0, requestPath.lastIndexOf(newRequestPath)));
      context.setParameterNames(resourceFactory.getObjectModel().getUriPattern().getParameterNames());


      // may thrown WebApplicationException
      Object resource = resourceFactory.getInstance(context);
      dispatch(request, response, context, resourceFactory, resource, newRequestPath);

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Examples of org.exoplatform.services.rest.ApplicationContext.addMatchedURI()


      // Take the tail of the request path, the tail will be requested path
      // for lower resources, e. g. ResourceClass -> Sub-resource method/locator
      String newRequestPath = getPathTail(parameterValues);
      // save the resource class URI in hierarchy
      context.addMatchedURI(requestPath.substring(0, requestPath.lastIndexOf(newRequestPath)));
      context.setParameterNames(resourceFactory.getObjectModel().getUriPattern().getParameterNames());


      // may thrown WebApplicationException
      Object resource = resourceFactory.getInstance(context);
      dispatch(request, response, context, resourceFactory, resource, newRequestPath);

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Examples of org.exoplatform.services.rest.ApplicationContext.addMatchedURI()

      // Take the tail of the request path, the tail will be requested path
      // for lower resources, e. g. ResourceClass -> Sub-resource method/locator
      String newRequestPath = getPathTail(parameterValues);


      // save the resource class URI in hierarchy
      context.addMatchedURI(requestPath.substring(0, requestPath.lastIndexOf(newRequestPath)));


      context.setParameterNames(resourceFactory.getObjectModel().getUriPattern().getParameterNames());


      // may thrown WebApplicationException
      Object resource = resourceFactory.getInstance(context);

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Examples of org.exoplatform.services.rest.ApplicationContext.addMatchedURI()


      // Take the tail of the request path, the tail will be requested path
      // for lower resources, e. g. ResourceClass -> Sub-resource method/locator
      String newRequestPath = getPathTail(parameterValues);
      // save the resource class URI in hierarchy
      context.addMatchedURI(requestPath.substring(0, requestPath.lastIndexOf(newRequestPath)));
      context.setParameterNames(resourceFactory.getObjectModel().getUriPattern().getParameterNames());


      // may thrown WebApplicationException
      Object resource = resourceFactory.getInstance(context);
      dispatch(request, response, context, resourceFactory, resource, newRequestPath);

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Examples of org.exoplatform.services.rest.ApplicationContext.addMatchedURI()

      // Take the tail of the request path, the tail will be requested path
      // for lower resources, e. g. ResourceClass -> Sub-resource method/locator
      String newRequestPath = getPathTail(parameterValues);


      // save the resource class URI in hierarchy
      context.addMatchedURI(requestPath.substring(0, requestPath.lastIndexOf(newRequestPath)));


      context.setParameterNames(resourceFactory.getObjectModel().getUriPattern().getParameterNames());


      // may thrown WebApplicationException
      Object resource = resourceFactory.getInstance(context);

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Examples of org.exoplatform.services.rest.ApplicationContext.addMatchedURI()

      // Take the tail of the request path, the tail will be requested path
      // for lower resources, e. g. ResourceClass -> Sub-resource method/locator
      String newRequestPath = getPathTail(parameterValues);


      // save the resource class URI in hierarchy
      context.addMatchedURI(requestPath.substring(0, requestPath.lastIndexOf(newRequestPath)));


      context.setParameterNames(resourceFactory.getObjectModel().getUriPattern().getParameterNames());


      // may thrown WebApplicationException
      Object resource = resourceFactory.getInstance(context);

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