Examples of org.glassfish.jersey.media.multipart.FormDataMultiPart

Package org.glassfish.jersey.media.multipart

Examples of org.glassfish.jersey.media.multipart.FormDataMultiPart

org.glassfish.jersey.media.multipart.FormDataMultiPart
etf.org/rfc/rfc2388.txt">RFC 2388 for the formal definition of this media type.
For a server side application wishing to process an incoming multipart/form-data message, the following features are provided:
- Incoming entities will be of type {@link FormDataMultiPart}, enabling access to the specialized methods.
- Incoming body parts will be of type {@link FormDataBodyPart}, enabling access to its specialized methods.
- Convenience method to return the {@link FormDataBodyPart} for a specified control name.
- Convenience method to return a Map of {@link FormDataBodyPart}s for all fields, keyed by field name.
For a client side application wishing to construct an outgoing multipart/form-data message, the following features are provided:
- Media type of the {@link FormDataMultiPart} instance will automatically set to multipart/form-data.
- Builder pattern method to add simple field values as body parts of type text/plain.
- Builder pattern method to add named "file" field values with arbitrary media types.
TODO Consider supporting the use case of a nested multipart/mixed body part to contain multiple uploaded files. @author Craig McClanahan @author Imran M Yousuf (imran at smartitengineering.com) @author Paul Sandoz (paul.sandoz at oracle.com) @author Michal Gajdos (michal.gajdos at oracle.com)


    @Test
    public void testFormDataTypesResource() {
        final Invocation.Builder request = target().path("FormDataTypesResource").request("text/plain");


        FormDataMultiPart entity = new FormDataMultiPart().
            field("foo", "bar").
            field("baz", "bop");
        String response = request.put(Entity.entity(entity, "multipart/form-data"), String.class);
        assertEquals("OK", response);
    }

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    @Test
    public void testFormDataListTypesResource() {
        final Invocation.Builder request = target().path("FormDataListTypesResource").request("text/plain");


        FormDataMultiPart entity = new FormDataMultiPart().
            field("foo", "bar").
            field("foo", "bar2").
            field("baz", "bop").
            field("baz", "bop2");
        String response = request.put(Entity.entity(entity, "multipart/form-data"), String.class);

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    @Test
    public void testFormDataCollectionTypesResource() {
        final Invocation.Builder request = target().path("FormDataCollectionTypesResource").request("text/plain");


        FormDataMultiPart entity = new FormDataMultiPart().
            field("foo", "bar").
            field("foo", "bar2").
            field("baz", "bop").
            field("baz", "bop2");
        String response = request.put(Entity.entity(entity, "multipart/form-data"), String.class);

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    @Test
    public void testPrimitivesFormDataParamResource() {
        final Invocation.Builder request = target().path("PrimitivesFormDataParamResource").request("text/plain");


        FormDataMultiPart entity = new FormDataMultiPart().
            field("bP", "true").
            field("bT", "true").
            field("bP_default", "false").
            field("bT_default", "false");
        String response = request.put(Entity.entity(entity, "multipart/form-data"), String.class);

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    @Test
    public void testDefaultFormDataParamResource() {
        final Invocation.Builder request = target().path("DefaultFormDataParamResource").request("text/plain");


        MultiPartBean bean = new MultiPartBean("myname", "myvalue");
        FormDataMultiPart entity = new FormDataMultiPart().
            field("bean", bean, new MediaType("x-application", "x-format"));
        String response = request.put(Entity.entity(entity, "multipart/form-data"), String.class);
        assertEquals("OK", response);
    }

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        parameters.put("boundary", "XXXX_YYYY");
        MediaType mediaType = new MediaType(
                MediaType.MULTIPART_FORM_DATA_TYPE.getType(),
                MediaType.MULTIPART_FORM_DATA_TYPE.getSubtype(), parameters);


        FormDataMultiPart entity = new FormDataMultiPart().field("submit", "OK");


        Invocation.Builder request = target().path("MediaTypeWithBoundaryResource").request("text/plain");
        String response = request.put(Entity.entity(entity, mediaType), String.class);
        assertEquals("OK", response);
    }

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        @GET
        @Produces("multipart/form-data")
        public Response get() {
            // Exercise builder pattern with explicit content type
            MultiPartBean bean = new MultiPartBean("myname", "myvalue");
            return Response.ok(new FormDataMultiPart()
                                 .field("foo", "bar")
                                 .field("baz", "bop")
                                 .field("bean", bean, new MediaType("x-application", "x-format"))).build();
        }

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        // Test "multipart/form-data" the easy way (with subclasses)
        @GET
        @Produces("multipart/form-data")
        public Response get(@QueryParam("charset") String charset) {
            return Response.ok(new FormDataMultiPart()
                                 .field("foo", "\u00A9 CONTENT \u00FF \u2200 \u22FF",
                                         MediaType.valueOf("text/plain;charset=" + charset))).build();
        }

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    }


    @Test
    public void testConsumesFormDataResource() {
        MultiPartBean bean = new MultiPartBean("myname", "myvalue");
        FormDataMultiPart entity = new FormDataMultiPart().
            field("foo", "bar").
            field("baz", "bop").
            field("bean", bean, new MediaType("x-application", "x-format"));


        String response = target()

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        @Override
        public void filter(ContainerRequestContext context) throws IOException {
            ((ContainerRequest) context).bufferEntity();


            // Read entity
            FormDataMultiPart multiPart = ((ContainerRequest) context).readEntity(FormDataMultiPart.class);


            assertEquals(3, multiPart.getBodyParts().size());
            assertNotNull(multiPart.getField("foo"));
            assertEquals("bar", multiPart.getField("foo").getValue());
            assertNotNull(multiPart.getField("baz"));
            assertEquals("bop", multiPart.getField("baz").getValue());


            assertNotNull(multiPart.getField("bean"));
            MultiPartBean bean = multiPart.getField("bean").getValueAs(MultiPartBean.class);
            assertEquals("myname", bean.getName());
            assertEquals("myvalue", bean.getValue());


            context.setProperty("filtered", "true");
        }

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