Examples of org.restlet.resource.Finder

org.restlet.resource.Finder
Restlet that can find the target server resource that will effectively handle incoming calls. By default, based on a given {@link ServerResource} subclassavailable via the {@link #getTargetClass()} method, it automaticallyinstantiates for each incoming call the target resource class using its default constructor and invoking the {@link ServerResource#init(Context,Request,Response)} method.

Once the target has been created, the call is automatically dispatched to the {@link ServerResource#handle()} method.

Once the call is handled, the {@link ServerResource#release()} method isinvoked to permit clean-up actions.

Concurrency note: instances of this class or its subclasses can be invoked by several threads at the same time and therefore must be thread-safe. You should be especially careful when storing state in member variables. @author Jerome Louvel

     *            The next server resource.
     */
    public Server(Protocol protocol, String address,
            Class<? extends ServerResource> nextClass) {
        this((Context) null, protocol, address, protocol.getDefaultPort(),
                new Finder(Context.getCurrent(), nextClass));
    }

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        } else if (!uriPattern.startsWith("/")) {
            uriPattern = "/" + uriPattern;
            currentResource.setPath(uriPattern);
        }


        Finder finder = createFinder(router, uriPattern, currentResource);
        if (finder != null) {
            // Attach the resource itself
            router.attach(uriPattern, finder);
        }

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     * @throws ClassNotFoundException
     */
    @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
    protected Finder createFinder(Router router, String uriPattern,
            ResourceInfo resourceInfo) throws ClassNotFoundException {
        Finder result = null;


        if (resourceInfo.getIdentifier() != null) {
            // The "id" attribute conveys the target class name
            Class<? extends ServerResource> targetClass = (Class<? extends ServerResource>) Engine
                    .loadClass(resourceInfo.getIdentifier());

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        return router;
    }


    private Finder createFinder( Class<? extends ServerResource> resource )
    {
        Finder finder = module.newObject( Finder.class );
        finder.setTargetClass( resource );
        return finder;
    }

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