Class Resource
- Direct Known Subclasses:
ResourceWrapper
An instance of
Resource
is a Java object representation of the artifact that is served up in response to a resource
request from the client. Instances of Resource
are normally created and initialized via calls to
ResourceHandler.createResource(java.lang.String)
. See the documentation for ResourceHandler
for more information.
- Since:
- 2.0
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Field Summary
Modifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final String
This constant is used as the key in the component attribute map of a composite component to associate the component with itsResource
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionReturn the MIME content-type for this resource.abstract InputStream
If the current request is a resource request, (that is,ResourceHandler.isResourceRequest(jakarta.faces.context.FacesContext)
returnstrue
), return anInputStream
containing the bytes of the resource.Return the libraryName for this resource.abstract String
Return a path to this resource such that, when the browser resolves it against the base URI for the view that includes the resource, and issues a GET request to the resultant fully qualified URL, the bytes of the resource are returned in response.Return the resourceName for this resource.Returns a mutableMap<String, String>
whose entries will be sent as response headers duringResourceHandler.handleResourceRequest(jakarta.faces.context.FacesContext)
.abstract URL
getURL()
Return an actualURL
instance that refers to this resource instance.void
setContentType
(String contentType) Set the MIME content-type for this resource.void
setLibraryName
(String libraryName) Set the libraryName for this resource.void
setResourceName
(String resourceName) Set the resourceName for this resource.toString()
Call through togetRequestPath()
and return the result.abstract boolean
userAgentNeedsUpdate
(FacesContext context) Returntrue
if the user-agent requesting this resource needs an update.
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Field Details
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COMPONENT_RESOURCE_KEY
This constant is used as the key in the component attribute map of a composite component to associate the component with its
Resource
instance. The value for this key is the actualResource
instance.- See Also:
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Constructor Details
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Resource
public Resource()
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Method Details
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getContentType
Return the MIME content-type for this resource.
- Returns:
- the MIME content-type for this resource.
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setContentType
Set the MIME content-type for this resource. The default implementation performs no validation on the argument.
- Parameters:
contentType
- the MIME content-type for this resource. The default implementation must acceptnull
as a parameter.
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getLibraryName
Return the libraryName for this resource. May be
null
. The libraryName for a resource is an optional String that indicates membership in a "resource library". All resources with the same libraryName belong to the same "resource library". The "resource library" concept allows disambiguating resources that have the same resourceName. SeeResourceHandler
for more information.- Returns:
- Return the libraryName for this resource. May be
null
.
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setLibraryName
Set the libraryName for this resource.
- Parameters:
libraryName
- the libraryName for this resource. The default implementation must acceptnull
for the libraryName.
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getResourceName
Return the resourceName for this resource. Will never be null. All
Resource
instances must have a resourceName.- Returns:
- Return the resourceName for this resource. Will never be null.
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setResourceName
Set the resourceName for this resource.
- Parameters:
resourceName
- a non-null String.- Throws:
NullPointerException
- if argumentresourceName
is null.
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getInputStream
If the current request is a resource request, (that is,
ResourceHandler.isResourceRequest(jakarta.faces.context.FacesContext)
returnstrue
), return anInputStream
containing the bytes of the resource. Otherwise, throw anIOException
.- Returns:
- an
InputStream
containing the bytes of the resource.Any Jakarta Expression Language expressions present in the resource must be evaluated before serving the bytes of the resource. Note that due to browser and server caching, Jakarta Expression Language expressions in a resource file will generally only be evaluated once, when the resource is first served up. Therefore, using Jakarta Expression Language expressions that refer to per-request data is not advisable since this data can become stale.
- Throws:
IOException
- if the current request is not a resource request.
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getResponseHeaders
Returns a mutable
Map<String, String>
whose entries will be sent as response headers duringResourceHandler.handleResourceRequest(jakarta.faces.context.FacesContext)
. The entries in this map must not persist beyond the scope of a single request. Any modifications made to the map after the resource has been served will be ignored by the run-time.- Returns:
- a mutable
Map<String, String>
of headers that will be included with the response.
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getRequestPath
Return a path to this resource such that, when the browser resolves it against the base URI for the view that includes the resource, and issues a GET request to the resultant fully qualified URL, the bytes of the resource are returned in response.
The default implementation must implement the following algorithm. For discussion, the return result from this method will be called result.
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Get the context-root for this web application, not ending in slash. For discussion this will be called contextRoot.
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Discover if the
FacesServlet
is prefix (path) mapped, extension mapped, or exact mapped (as defined by Servlet.12.2.) and the value of the mapping (including the leading '.' in the case of extension mapping). For discussion, this will be facesServletMapping.If exact mapped, result must be the following if and only if the FacesServlet is mapped to the exact URL pattern
ResourceHandler.RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER
+getResourceName()
result = contextRoot +
ResourceHandler.RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER
+getResourceName()
If exact mapped, and the FacesServlet is not mapped to the exact URL pattern
ResourceHandler.RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER
+getResourceName()
do the following:Retrieve the existing mappings of the FacesServlet, e.g. using
ServletRegistration.getMappings()
, and from those pick any prefix mapping or extension mapping. If no such mapping is found, throw anIllegalStateException
. If such mapping is found remove the*
character from that mapping, take that as the new facesServletMapping and continue with evaluating this mapping as specified below for if prefix mapped and for if extension mappedIf prefix mapped, result must be
result = contextRoot + '/' + facesServletMapping +
ResourceHandler.RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER
+ '/' +getResourceName()
If extension mapped, result must be
result = contextRoot +
ResourceHandler.RESOURCE_IDENTIFIER
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Build up a string, called resourceMetaData which is an & separated string of name=value pairs suitable for inclusion in a URL query string.
If
getLibraryName()
returns non-null
,resourceMetaData
must include "ln=" + the return fromgetLibraryName()
If there is a
localePrefix
for this application, as defined inResourceHandler.LOCALE_PREFIX
,resourceMetaData
must include "loc=" + thelocalePrefix
.If this resource is contained in a resource library contract,
resourceMetaData
must include "con=" + the name of the resource library contract.Append "?" + resourceMetaData to result.
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Make it portlet safe by passing the result through
ViewHandler.getResourceURL(jakarta.faces.context.FacesContext, java.lang.String)
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- Returns:
- the path to this resource, intended to be included in the encoded view that is sent to the browser when sending a faces response.
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getURL
Return an actual
URL
instance that refers to this resource instance.- Specified by:
getURL
in classViewResource
- Returns:
- Return an actual
URL
instance that refers to this resource instance.
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toString
Call through to
getRequestPath()
and return the result.- Overrides:
toString
in classObject
- Returns:
- Call through to
getRequestPath()
and return the result.
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userAgentNeedsUpdate
Return
true
if the user-agent requesting this resource needs an update. If theIf-Modified-Since
HTTP header is available for this request, its value must be consulted, as specified in Section 14.25 of IETF RFC 2616, to determine the result. Returnsfalse
if the user-agent does not need an update for this resource.- Parameters:
context
- the Faces context.- Returns:
true
orfalse
depending on whether or not the user-agent needs an update of this resource.
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