Examples of javax.ws.rs.core.UriBuilder.resolveTemplateFromEncoded()

javax.ws.rs.core.UriBuilder.resolveTemplateFromEncoded()

Resolve a URI template with a given {@code name} in this {@code UriBuilder} instanceusing a supplied encoded value. A template with a matching name will be replaced by the supplied value. Value is converted to {@code String} using its {@code toString()} method and is thenencoded to match the rules of the URI component to which they pertain. All % characters in the stringified values that are not followed by two hexadecimal numbers will be encoded. In case a {@code null} template name or encoded value is entered a {@link IllegalArgumentException}is thrown. @param name name of the URI template. @param value encoded value to be used to resolve the template. @return the updated UriBuilder. @throws IllegalArgumentException if the resolved template name or encoded value is {@code null}. @since 2.0


    @Test
    public void resolveTemplateFromEncodedTest() {
        final UriBuilder uriBuilder = UriBuilder.fromPath("http://localhost:8080").path("{a}").path
                ("{b}").path("{c}").queryParam("query", "{q}");
        uriBuilder.resolveTemplateFromEncoded("a", "x/y/z%3F%20");
        uriBuilder.resolveTemplateFromEncoded("q", "q?%20%26");
        uriBuilder.resolveTemplate("c", "paramc1/paramc2");
        Map<String, Object> m = new HashMap<String, Object>();
        m.put("a", "ignored-a");
        m.put("b", "param-b/aaa");

    @Test
    public void resolveTemplateFromEncodedTest() {
        final UriBuilder uriBuilder = UriBuilder.fromPath("http://localhost:8080").path("{a}").path
                ("{b}").path("{c}").queryParam("query", "{q}");
        uriBuilder.resolveTemplateFromEncoded("a", "x/y/z%3F%20");
        uriBuilder.resolveTemplateFromEncoded("q", "q?%20%26");
        uriBuilder.resolveTemplate("c", "paramc1/paramc2");
        Map<String, Object> m = new HashMap<String, Object>();
        m.put("a", "ignored-a");
        m.put("b", "param-b/aaa");
        m.put("q", "ignored-q");

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