Examples of org.apache.sling.servlets.resolver.internal.helper.ResourceCollector

Package org.apache.sling.servlets.resolver.internal.helper

Examples of org.apache.sling.servlets.resolver.internal.helper.ResourceCollector

org.apache.sling.servlets.resolver.internal.helper.ResourceCollector
The ResourceCollector class provides a single public method - {@link #getServlets(ResourceResolver)} - which is used to find an orderedcollection of Resource instances which may be used to find a servlet or script to handle a request to the given resource.

        try {
            // find the error handler component
            Resource resource = getErrorResource(request);


            // find a servlet for the status as the method name
            ResourceCollector locationUtil = new ResourceCollector(String.valueOf(status),
                    ServletResolverConstants.ERROR_HANDLER_PATH, resource,
                    this.executionPaths);
            Servlet servlet = getServletInternal(locationUtil, request, scriptResolver);


            // fall back to default servlet if none

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            Resource resource = getErrorResource(request);


            Class<?> tClass = throwable.getClass();
            while (servlet == null && tClass != Object.class) {
                // find a servlet for the simple class name as the method name
                ResourceCollector locationUtil = new ResourceCollector(tClass.getSimpleName(),
                        ServletResolverConstants.ERROR_HANDLER_PATH, resource,
                        this.executionPaths);
                servlet = getServletInternal(locationUtil, request, scriptResolver);


                // go to the base class

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            final Resource resource,
            final ResourceResolver resolver) {


        // find a default error handler according to the resource type
        // tree of the given resource
        final ResourceCollector locationUtil = new ResourceCollector(
            ServletResolverConstants.DEFAULT_ERROR_HANDLER_NAME,
            ServletResolverConstants.ERROR_HANDLER_PATH, resource,
            this.executionPaths);
        final Servlet servlet = getServletInternal(locationUtil, request, resolver);
        if (servlet != null) {

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                    final Collection<Resource> servlets;
                    Resource resource = resourceResolver.resolve(requestPathInfo.getResourcePath());
                    if (resource.adaptTo(Servlet.class) != null) {
                        servlets = Collections.singleton(resource);
                    } else {
                        final ResourceCollector locationUtil = ResourceCollector.create(
                                resource,
                                requestPathInfo.getExtension(),
                                executionPaths,
                                defaultExtensions,
                                method,
                                requestPathInfo.getSelectors());
                        servlets = locationUtil.getServlets(resourceResolver);
                    }
                    tr(pw);
                    tdLabel(pw, "&nbsp;");
                    tdContent(pw);

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            }
        }


        // the resource type is not absolute, so lets go for the deep search
        if (servlet == null) {
            ResourceCollector locationUtil = ResourceCollector.create(request);
            servlet = getServlet(locationUtil, request, resource);


            if(log.isDebugEnabled()) {
              log.debug("getServlet returns Servlet {}", RequestUtil.getServletName(servlet));
            }

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            // find the error handler component
            Resource resource = getErrorResource(request);


            // find a servlet for the status as the method name
            ResourceCollector locationUtil = new ResourceCollector(
                String.valueOf(status),
                ServletResolverConstants.ERROR_HANDLER_PATH);
            Servlet servlet = getServlet(locationUtil, request, resource);


            // fall back to default servlet if none

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            Resource resource = getErrorResource(request);


            Class<?> tClass = throwable.getClass();
            while (servlet == null && tClass != Object.class) {
                // find a servlet for the simple class name as the method name
                ResourceCollector locationUtil = new ResourceCollector(
                    tClass.getSimpleName(),
                    ServletResolverConstants.ERROR_HANDLER_PATH);
                servlet = getServlet(locationUtil, request, resource);


                // go to the base class

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