Examples of ch.ethz.inf.vs.californium.examples.resources.StorageResource

ch.ethz.inf.vs.californium.examples.resources.StorageResource

This resource allows to store an arbitrary payload in any subresource. If the target subresource does not yet exist it will be created. Therefore, such a resource can be though off as having all possible children.

A GET request receives the currently stored data within the target resource.
A POST request creates the specified resources from the payload.
A PUT request stores the payload within the target resource.
A DELETE request deletes the target resource.

Assume a single instance of this resource called "storage". Assume a client sends a PUT request with Payload "foo" to the URI storage/A/B/C. When the resource storage receives the request, it creates the resources A, B and C and delivers the request to the resource C. Resource C will process the PUT request and stare "foo". If the client sends a consecutive GET request to the URI storage/A/B/C, resource C will respond with the payload "foo". @author Martin Lanter

    Server server = new Server();
    server.setExecutor(Executors.newScheduledThreadPool(4));
    
    server.add(new HelloWorldResource("hello"));
    server.add(new FibonacciResource("fibonacci"));
    server.add(new StorageResource("storage"));
    server.add(new ImageResource("image"));
    server.add(new MirrorResource("mirror"));
    server.add(new LargeResource("large"));
    
    server.start();

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