Examples of org.geoserver.ows.KvpRequestReader

org.geoserver.ows.KvpRequestReader

Creates a request bean from a kvp set.

A request bean is an object which captures the parameters of an operation being requested to a service.

This class is intended to be subclassed in cases when the creation and initilization of a request bean cannot be created reflectivley.

The type of the request bean must be declared by the class. See {@link #getRequestBean()}.

Instances need to be declared in a spring context like the following:

  <bean id="myKvpRequestReader" class="org.geoserver.ows.KvpRequestReader"> <constructor-arg value="com.xyz.MyRequestBean"/> </bean>

Where com.xyz.MyRequestBean is a simple java bean such as:

  public class MyRequestBean { public void setX( Object x ) { ... } public Object getX() { ... } }

@author Justin Deoliveira, The Open Planning Project

        if (ref.getMethod() == MethodType.POST_LITERAL) {
            getCoverage = ref.getBody();
        } else {
            // what WCS version?
            String version = getVersion(ref.getHref());
            KvpRequestReader reader;
            if(version.equals("1.0.0") || version.equals("1.0")) {
                reader = (KvpRequestReader) context.getBean("wcs100GetCoverageRequestReader");
            } else {
                reader = (KvpRequestReader) context.getBean("wcs111GetCoverageRequestReader");
            }

        if (ref.getMethod() == MethodType.POST_LITERAL) {
            getCoverage = ref.getBody();
        } else {
            // what WCS version?
            String version = getVersion(ref.getHref());
            KvpRequestReader reader;
            if (version.equals("1.0.0") || version.equals("1.0")) {
                reader = (KvpRequestReader) context.getBean("wcs100GetCoverageRequestReader");
            } else {
                reader = (KvpRequestReader) context.getBean("wcs111GetCoverageRequestReader");
            }

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